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If you are thinking about taking an NSAID -AND- you are taking extra Vitamin-D you might want to consider the impact of COX inhibition in selecting the NSAID you choose. Ken
How do you consider the impact? I take 1 Aleve twice a day amd I take a Calcium + D
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