Paul Saladino· MD
copper deficiency manifests in a way that looks like b12 deficiency which is neurologic symptoms balance in coordination
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copper deficiency manifests in a way that looks like b12 deficiency which is neurologic symptoms balance in coordination
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copper deficiency looks a lot like b12 deficiency you can get tabi's dorsalis or posterior column signs in the neurologic in the spinal cord you can get dementias you can get balance issues and paresthesias in your extremities