The numbers shown are research-planning ranges drawn from published preclinical protocols and community-derived references, not personal medical recommendations
Pyridoxine (B) in high doses is known to interact with certain drugs: it can reduce the therapeutic efficacy of levodopa by increasing peripheral conversion of levodopa to dopamine (vitamin B speeds up decarboxylation)
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(What the Evidence Shows) Short answer: not on their own