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Old 03-01-2008, 09:12 AM #6
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Gosh, I love this stuff! I decided to take a break for a few days and yep, swelling is back in legs and ankles, albeit not near as bad as before. Right now, I'm just experimenting, trying to find a way to keep the swelling to a minimum without developing a tolerance to arnica. I sure wish I could find a holistic physician in my area.
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