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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I just read Christina Pirello's new article on her drastic experience with b12 deficiency (seems to have caused an aneurysm (spelling?), also not absorbing vitamins because of lack of fat (oils) in her diet, and her husband's osteoporosis seemingly caused by lack of oils/animal protein (he's a long distance runner). It's pretty sobering stuff. The b12 issue is one many have been aware of for a while, but the problems stemming from lack of oil may be not so well known. I've been doing a really low oil routine but am really wondering if this is healthy. I'm curious what others think. How much is too much? How little is too little? Don't we need a bit of oil to absorb vitamins and minerals in veggies, and for other reasons? Thanks.
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This is just my opinion. Anyone who is vegan will need to take a b-12 supplement. Otherwise, over time, there will be a problem.
Here is another possible problem for Macro people as concerns b-12 deficiencies:
http://www.rense.com/health/spirulinax.htm
Hope this is helpful otherwise please have mercy on the messenger. :-)
Thanks.