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Old 08-24-2012, 05:43 PM #11
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Can you just tell us what the treatment is now? How do we get these missing enzymes back into us, if we can't take supplements or injections?
It's probably the same old story, that we've been hearing for decades....."they're working on it". Grrrrrrrr!!
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