Guest guest Posted July 2, 2002 Report Share Posted July 2, 2002 Nice to know that not all the other vegans are mere kiddiwinks! At least not unless you went vegan very very young. Will try Plamil. Plamil don't have such convincing stuff about processing methods on their web site as Edensoy. I know I'm a real fusspot but I hardly eat any processed food and would like to find suppliers for the processed food I do eat who pay as much attention to slow natural mehtods, inert containers etc as Edensoy. I was really impressed with stuff on their site but Plamil do seem to have a good name. Will be an awkard bugger and email them re processing methods. I eat kelp in my soup but from what others have been saying it only contains B12 analogues. I also eat my marmite. I had bad nerve damage from chemo, really scary stuff with totally numb hands and feet, but megadoses of B6 more or less sorted that. I'm hoping B12 will clear up the lingering problems. Thanks for the suggestion. Rosanne > plamil soya milk contains B12; www.plamilfoods.co.uk they are a vegan > company. > i must say that when i first became vegan, some 35yrs. ago, i did suffer > from what i can only describe as involuntary tremor in my hands, it cured > itself when i unfortunately reverted to being veggie for a few years (i'd > never heard of B12 and that could have been the reason) i don't take any > supplements other than a sprinkling of kelp on my breakfast, think this > contains B12. > > vernon. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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