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Old 03-08-2016, 05:55 PM #1
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Yes, we are on to supplements. Thanks all for fava, magnesium and CoQ10 referrals. They do work. And yet...

The generic carpo/lepidova is not time-released so generic does not work for him.

And despite 3 letters from doc to insurance co. big pharma is not helping. So frustrating.

Keep those leads coming. I'm all ears!
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