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Review ------ """In this long-needed book, Pacholok and Stuart expose a major -care scandal . . . . [and] provide an invaluable service for medical consumers who want to protect their families and for all medical care providers who truly care about their patients. An important, highly recommended contribution." --Bernard Rimland, PhD, director, Autism Research Institute "Sally Pacholok and Jeffrey Stuart are to be congratulated for calling attention to this common disorder that affects a significant proportion of the population, particularly among the elderly. . . . I recommend this book to professionals and patients alike." --Kilmer McCully, MD, author, "The cysteine Revolution" and "The Heart Revolution" "Encourages readers to understand B12 deficiency and look into it when other s have failed. "Could it Be B12?" is a guide worth considering for those seeking a medical second opinion." --www.midwestbookreview.com (April 1, 2011) "This is the definitive book on B12 deficiency, diagnosis, and for the lay reader and for the interested physician. As a result of reading this book, I now routinely test serum B12 and Urinary MMA on ALL patients, and have been surprised to find many symptomatic B12-deficient patients completely missed by the medical system." --Jeffrey Dach, MD "I defy you to read this book then not get yourself or a loved one tested for B12 deficiency." --Eric Norman, PhD, developer, the UMMA test for B12 deficiency, and founder, the first commercial laboratory to provide UMMA testing ""Could it be B12?" has literally saved lives and is the only complete and authoritative guide to B12 deficiency and shows what you can do to protect yourself and your family from this crippling disorder." --"Senior Beacon" "In this long-needed book, Pacholok and Stuart expose a major -care scandal . . . . [and] provide an invaluable service for medical consumers who want to protect their families and for all medical care providers who truly care about their patients. An important, highly recommended contribution." --Bernard Rimland, PhD, director, Autism Research Institute "I would highly recommend reading this book if you are struggling with any sort of issue. While taking B12 won't cure everything, it may just be the answer you're looking for!" --www.TooManyJarsInMyKitchen.com "The most important book I have read in decades. . . . Clearly, concisely and convincingly calls our attention to a condition that exists in epidemic numbers. This book is a must read for all doctors." --"American Chiropractor" (November 2012) "If you or your loved ones have issues you can't get a handle on or you've been diagnosed for something and the standard doesn't seem to work, then I say definitely pick this book up." --www.BunnyCates.com About the Author ---------------- Sally M. Pacholok, RN, has worked as an emergency room nurse and paramedic for 25 years. A member of the Emergency Nurses Association, Pacholok diagnosed herself with B12 deficiency after doctors failed to identify her condition. Jeffrey J. Stuart, DO, is a board-certified physician and a member of the American Osteopathic Association, the American College of Osteopathic Emergency Physicians, the Macomb County Osteopathic Society, and the Michigan Osteopathic Association. They both live in Shelby, Michigan.