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Labs

My surgeon office just called me. The labs show my bad cholesterol is high 195 and the good cholesterol is also high 230. The labs also show my vitamin B is low. The nurse didn't think I needed to see the Dr again to go over the labs. I was told to up my B12 and stay off the eggs. This doesn't not seem right , I feel like more should be done. Any advise is welcome. Plan on calling my regular Dr for appointment, so he can go over these labs with me.

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  • That was the working theory behind my lab results. Since my numbers are improving its hard to argue with them

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    @@libby43 - one note. Regarding you B - I wonder if instead of a B12 you should look at a B Complex. Remember - there are more Bs to consider than 12. I take a B Complex instead of just B12. Als

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