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It was suggested to me elsewhere to try oil of oregano. Two gelcaps of that in the morning replaced 200mgs of Provigil. For me it did. It's a cheap experiment and cheap to stay on if it works.

My problem wasn't so much constant debilitating fatigue as it was sleepiness. I don't get as tired as fast when active, and I rarely nap anymore.
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