u/Key-Cartographer8024

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B12 and Folate make me feel better overall but seem to cause foot and leg cramping and can cause fatigue if not consumed with enough electrolytes

I’ve noticed that increasing my B12 and folate makes me feel more alive, my mood improves, I want to talk to people and do things. But going above a certain point starts causing cramping and fatigue if I don’t have enough electrolytes.

I know people recommend more potassium and that seems to definitely help BUT it causes dry lips, tingling and numbness, and makes me more thirsty if I take more than 2g per day. I have done bloodwork showing low serum potassium in the past but the latest test showed it is now low normal. RBC potassium shows low normal and possible deficiency but there’s not good info on that test.

Magnesium seems to help a lot but can also cause tingling and numbness if taking too much. I take over 950mg per day so I don’t think I could be deficient unless B12 and Folate deplete magnesium too.

I add sea salt to all my food and add an extra ~900mg throughout the day on top of that. I think it helps for the most part since I don’t eat any processed foods with extra sodium.

I add 100 mg of calcium before bed as I barely get any from diet and get low calcium symptoms despite taking 10,000 IU of vitamin D3 per day. I probably only get around 500mg per day total. I am also wondering if I could need more calcium since I don’t get much per day.

What electrolytes should I add more of to help with the cramping and fatigue that higher doses of B12 and Folate cause? I am thinking magnesium may be the culprit but I already take a lot. My body has always had trouble retaining potassium it seems

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Tire repair kit

Does anybody know if this will work with a 500 Abarth? I can’t seem to find any place that will ship the original sealant and the original tire compressor is over $100 alone.

u/Key-Cartographer8024 — 10 days ago

I just bought a Rockman Sustainor off of eBay and it has what appears to be rust everywhere inside of it. What could have caused this issue and should I bring this up to the seller that I bought it from and try to get some money back? I was planning on refurbishing it anyways but want to make sure I’m not wasting my time. Thanks

u/Key-Cartographer8024 — 21 days ago

I have a 1970 Hammond B3 that I refurbished a while ago and I am thinking of selling it and downsizing to an M3 instead. The exterior wood has a few scuffs and is not in perfect shape since it was toured with a little bit in the past but it still looks pretty nice. But mechanically and electrically it is in great shape. The preamp has all new capacitors and resistors, the vibrato line has all new capacitors and resistors as well. There is an aftermarket reverb that the capacitors were replaced in as well. The tone wheel generator has the red Mylar capacitors. All of the keys were thoroughly cleaned and new upstop and downstop felt was installed. New internal AC line cord was installed. Brand new tubes, and the tone wheel generator bushings were installed to keep the generator in place.

What would this be worth in this kind of condition? Thanks for any input

u/Key-Cartographer8024 — 23 days ago