u/Grayoneverything

A few days ago i found out i was sitting at around 294 pg/mL if i remember correctly and went to buy a sublingual 1000mcg B12 spray and began using it, it's been 4 days i think and i'm slowly feeling better, more capable of doing things even though it's a little difference and cognitive work now looks possible to me despite me still struggling a lot, it doesn't look impossible or like my mind is locked anymore. I also feel like i can use my fingers, hands and feet better, it used to feel like a bit laggy until starting taking B12 daily.

I don't know if what i'm having is my excitement and hope giving me a placebo result or not but i seriously feel little improvements with each passing day, it feels so bizarre and for some reason i feel way happier, more energetic and excited to do things, work. Wow!

I hope i'm not imagining things but i'm also curious to hear other stories, experiences like mine. If you were in the range of "Borderline", did you have any symptoms of low B12 and did they resolve/improve after maintaining the levels?

I need help remembering something Radiohead did a few years ago if i'm not mistaken, my memory is terrible nowadays but i remembered a series of cryptic messages posted by them on their socials and the event used very wide range of encryption techniques. It was a very exciting and interesting series of puzzles.

I hope my memory serves me right. I can't think of anyone else doing an event this detailed though.

EDIT: It's Cutouts from The Smile, thank you!

Hi, i have kindly asked my pulmonologist to check my B12 levels because i can't even find words anymore, i struggle so much and thankfully they helped me with requesting a bloodwork for it and my result is as follows:

RESULT: 294.4 RESULT UNIT: pg/mL REFERENCE: 197-771

I think i might say a supplement could help me well nowadays, i wish i could go back to my doctor and ask but i'm unable to see her for 2 weeks now and this is the job of Internal Medicine / Neurology doctors anyway, i just can't find any appointment for them and have to do this on my own.

Can anyone give me a quick heads up please? Thank you.

I've been battling with dust mites after seeing my allergy doctor again recently but now i feel like what i've been suffering from for years might be something else than my allergies. I made posts over same complaints, i'm sorry about that but i'm really confused and desperate for help.

I've been chasing some chemical sensitivities and also humidity inside my house for the past few months. Detergents, cleaning products - keeping track of humidity and hanging water containers on radiators... improvement to some degree at least.

I want to ask this: My house has %38-43 humidity most days in every room, is this a good humidity for everyone? This should be a good spot as far as i know however i can't help but notice getting better when i'm outside or in rainy days (excluding air quality differences and focusing on humidity). Do some people still struggle with such humidity levels and need higher levels upto arund %50 to say somewhat safe against dust mites and mold?

Things still feel like there is something wrong in the house, my eyes are burning and it's so bad, my nose and throat are also terrible! I'm trying to find what's the problem with almost no luck.

Do these things last even after the posture change BP stabilization, after that short moment of dizziness, lightheadedness, pre-syncope?

Because i'm struggling with them 7/24 and i don't have any health issues other than this and i just want to know if this goes on even when i feel "back to normal" or not.