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Old 05-25-2017, 09:42 PM #5
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Well, I've been taking the Excedrin, one, in the morning with my coffee. It does help to wake me up a bit more but not all that much. I find it give me stomach problems though so I must eat something first, like toast or a bagel. I haven't taken it every morning just on the ones I feel exceptionally bad on.

Not a permanent fix but it helps a little.
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