On to the title subject, though. B6: Vitamin or Guitar Chord? Turns out it is both. It was a few days before Christmas when we heard about it on the news. A simple vitamin stemming back seizures in a little girl since birth. Now she wasn't having the type of seizures I am having (in fact nobody seems to have the same problem I do. It's kinda' frustrating at times) But, she was having success against them by taking a simple vitamin called B6. She has been free of seizures for her entire life, I believe. So I thought that it couldn't hurt to give it a shot. I've been taking it since two or three days before Christmas, and I haven't had a seizure... yet. That usually spells trouble, but I'm used to feeling bad as well. This week I'm not. I've had my regular share of energy, and even feeling better, but that could be mental. We'll see how this all plays out. New medicine and dosages of same have to go at least two weeks without seizures (for me to feel comfortable with them) and this vitamin has been in my system for five or six days. It's a little pill, and not complicated to take (it's not a horse- pill)
You talk about your non-complicated guitar chords, B6 is easy to play, now that I've looked it up. There are many ways to play it. This is the way for beginners on the acoustic guitar. See the following:
You talk about your non-complicated guitar chords, B6 is easy to play, now that I've looked it up. There are many ways to play it. This is the way for beginners on the acoustic guitar. See the following:
In my dabbling around with my guitar, I'm sure I've come across this chord. The difference is now I know it's name. It's made up of all flats, I believe.
In summary, B6 is supposed to help seizures, and sounds pretty at the same time. So kids, remember, it is important to take those Garfield vitamins. Take it from one who knows.
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