Why B6 is so important

Well, true...
On the other hand, if you're dealing with an autoimmune condition, taking immune boosters isn't exactly a great idea—it can actually be counterproductive and even harmful.
Think of it like this: when you're using supplements to ramp up the immune system, you might be fueling a fire that's already burning too hot. Since an overactive immune system essentially mistakes its own cells for invaders, adding more "fuel" to that response could just make things worse.

That said, I still feel that if someone maintains a pretty balanced diet and generally healthy lifestyle, those extra supplements aren't always a necessity.

Well, true...
On the flip side, when you're dealing with autoimmune issues, ramping up your defenses isn't always the move—it can actually be counterproductive and even harmful.
Think of it like this: if your immune system is already overactive and attacking its own healthy cells (simplifying things here, of course...), adding immune boosters is like throwing gasoline on a fire. It just makes the situation worse.

That said, if someone maintains a pretty balanced diet and generally healthy lifestyle, they probably don't need to rely on those supplements at all.

[Vitamin and Mineral Supplements: Is There Actually a Benefit?] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3309636/

Nicholas Davis4 said:It sounds like you're just describing the side effects of an overdose...
Even though Neurobion combines B1, B6, and B12, it’s still worth glancing at the label since it packs such a heavy dose of B6. [Neurobion forte 100 mg/200 mg/0.2 mg film-coated tablets - Drug Database | Pharmaceuticals: HALMED]

High doses like those turn this into a medication rather than just a simple supplement you pick up because you think you might be low on something.
Plus, research shows that taking extra vitamin and mineral Supplements isn't really necessary for healthy people; in fact, it can sometimes backfire. For certain conditions, doctors prescribe specific preparations in exact dosages, while other supplements might even be forbidden during certain treatments—like how antioxidants can interfere with radiation therapy.
Look, if things aren't working out... they aren't. That's just life.
By the way, pass me that link... not that I need it, but I'm curious to see who's making the claim. I'm hoping for a study or an article from PubMed rather than a manufacturer's site; I don't trust those guys, as they tend to embellish everything.
Good night 😁

Last night before hitting the hay, I took a higher dose of B6 (around 10 mg) along with some other B complex stuff. It’s a step up, sure, but we're nowhere near megadosing yet. Around 5 AM, I woke up with a rock-hard erection; my "little guy" just decided to stand up all on his own while I was sleeping, which is pretty clear proof that the mechanics and the pills are doing their job.😁 Since that Halmedov Neurobion is prescription-only, I have to look toward alternative sources. Here are the links proving that high-dose B6 actually works:

https://forums.t-nation.com/t/b6-pro...-libido/100887
https://b6vitamins.wordpress.com/multiple-orgasms/
https://www.nofap.com/forum/index.ph...bottom.135163/
https://www.thundersplace.org/male-s...xperience.html

The folks in these links were using doses between 100 and 600 mg without any issues. 😲
Tonight, I'm planning on letting loose. Two hours before the main event, I'm dropping 20 mg of B6 plus the rest of my B complex (all dialed up), and then an hour before that, 100 mg of Viagra (just to be safe😁). I'll report back with the results. Apparently, B6 works in synergy with sildenafil, basically supercharging the effect. 👍

Check out this article from '79 about those studies on Vitamin B6 trials in male rats... that is exactly what we need! Do you think the animal rights groups in Chicago actually provide Vitamin B6 to their male rats? 🤣
( they've certainly multiplied 😁 )

194 or 112?
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By the way, feel free to go ahead and take high doses of things like Neurobion quite often... just let us know how you feel afterward. 😵
( honestly, if it actually worked the way all the "experts" on this forum and in those commercials claim, Neurobion would already be a prescription drug... I guess someone just missed out on a huge payday, if you ask me. )