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Join Date: Oct 2013
Posts: 59
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2013
Posts: 59
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I heard this report and I had the same reaction as Mark that vitamins will never make as much money as pharmaceuticals and therefore the cards are stacked against them. I believe the study and the report itself was a slick PR tactic which NPR is not immune to.
Personally for me since taking vitamins I have improved symptoms but it is difficult to say at this point whether it is rest or the vitamins or a combination of both. I will continue to take them.
I have been wondering if Magnesium is making me tired as I was taking it during the morning. Now I am not taking it for a week to see if it makes a difference. Then I plan to start taking it again at night. If people have an opinion please weigh in.
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In July 2013 ran into a metal bar at a playground, remained conscious. CT normal. Headache subsided after a week. In August woke with thunderclap-type headache in right side of head, right eye was droopy. Ever since had electrical-type pulsating all over when falling asleep and during sleep. Strong muscle twitching occasionally. Chest pain in heart region, front left neck region, and left shoulder. Strong heartbeat noise in head and occasional weird noises in ears. Taking Gabapentin to control nighttime nerves. Other symptoms: anxiety attacks, goosebumps, fine motor coordination problems, sleep apnea, headaches/migraines, fatigue, unclear thinking.
Update as of Jan. 2015 - almost all symptoms gone except for some tinnitus. Taking good care of myself except sometimes when I overdo it.
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