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Jane and her husband describe symptoms of pernicious anaemia and B12 deficiency
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The local MP (Grahame Morris MP for Easington - who was a BMS (BioMedical Scientist) in the labs at Sunderland Royal Infirmary) interviews people with B12 deficiency to hear their story (August 27 2010). Here Jane describes the symptoms, and how she can't wait for her next B12 injection (in fact, she knows that she needs injections every 2 weeks because she's keeping a diary of the symptoms). We're restricted how often the GP can give injections, which is why we want to raise awareness.
Write to your MP and your local hospital/ GP Commissioning Group/ PCT asking them to take note of the Early Day Motion going through parliament now (18 Jan 2011 until Apr 2011) (links to follow).
Apologies for the quality of the video, I'm learning to use a different Video Editing suite (Sony Vegas instead of Adobe Premiere)
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Methyl mercury is a particularly toxic form of mercury. We talk about methyl-cobalamin and say that it is a methyl-donor for DNA, so I suppose it is only natural that some people wonder if methyl-cobalamin could possibly donate its methyl group to mercury.
B12 deficiency (or a lack of Vitamin B12 where it is needed) causes a number of common, and some less common, diseases. This page lists some of the most common ones. Restoring the B12 through B12 supplementation can restore health and give you your life back.
Symptoms of B12 deficiency are generally non-specific, that is, they could be caused by a number of different things. It's only when you have a number of different symptoms, occurring at the same time, that it makes sense to look for a common cause such as B12 deficiency.
We're not saying that everyone is B12 deficienty - your doctor needs to work out what is actually causing the problem, and then treat it appropriately.Get in touch
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