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Acid-reflux meds may block B-12

Acid-reflux meds may block B-12

(Newsday.com) UPDATED 2007-05-15

A reader asks the People's Pharmacy if acid-reflux medications can cause a deficiency of vitamin B-12. Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon recommend that people taking Prilosec, AcipHex, Prilosec, Protonix, or similar meds for four years or more have their vitamin B-12 levels monitored. Read full story >

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