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Old 09-18-2010, 06:54 PM #1
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Default LDN and Opioids
Hi,

I have read conflicting opinions on the concurrent use of LDN and Opioids. Some say no and other say separate intake by a few hours and all is well. I have done the latter and no problem. I was wondering what the consensus was here. I contacted skips and they recommend tramadol which is very similar to an opioid but not exactly the same. Thanks all.... alan
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