When vitamins hurt: The link between excess vitamin B6 and nerve damage. How much pyridoxine is safe and how much could lead to neuropathy?
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When it comes to vitamin B6, it is important to avoid vitamin overdose. Too much pyridoxine can lead to debilitating nerve damage that may take a lot of time to heal.