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Old 03-22-2013, 08:35 PM #7
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I considered Adderall for medrol type effects cause I get so much done & correct on medrol dose pack.

I studied Adderall, know somene that takes it, I changed my mind. No good. Body adjusts just like they say so dose goes up & up. Miss a dose, you're a veggie.

B12 1000mcgs, B100 after lunch, exercise. 2000 of B12 if I want the kick.

When I slacked off exercise last month, i'd almost fall asleep during the day. lol. I'm back to counting sheep er J Lenno.

edit -I vote NO. Keep it on the side, try B12 first.
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