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found a nifty video on how to compound your own LDN.

Check it out! btw, i dont think I need to repeat to follow YOUR doctors instructions, and use YOUR meds as directed. This is not intended to replace your MDs instructions. Just FYI.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOekLFIvR7I
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