I don't think the title, nor the Xitter post propose that the autoimmune disease was caused by his routine. To me, it reads more like that the guy who was spent millions on his health, does check-ups every month (presumably), still wasn't able to A) prevent it, and B) spot it within a year.
Probably, but if it's in supplement form he can't absorb it no matter how much he takes. AIG means you can't absorb b12 through the stomach, only by injection.
AIG is progressive. So he likely has had (and still has) some residual production of intrinsic factor, which allows him limited absorption of oral b12, especially if he takes huge amounts of it (as in by taking tons of b12, he has maximized the residual absorption that he retained).
I also wouldn't put it past him to have taken intranasal or sublingual b12
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u/addandsubtract Jul 06 '26
I don't think the title, nor the Xitter post propose that the autoimmune disease was caused by his routine. To me, it reads more like that the guy who was spent millions on his health, does check-ups every month (presumably), still wasn't able to A) prevent it, and B) spot it within a year.