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Old 06-14-2009, 12:30 AM #3
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mrsD, what is your opinion about St. Johns wort ??? I mean, does it work ???

I was going to buy it the other day to treat my depression... I was on fluoxetine but needed to stop it as it was making my eyes and skin extremely dry... I just take it when I feel extremely sad....

Could I take st johns daily ??? or...

Opinions anyone ?

Thanks !
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