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Old 05-14-2013, 01:10 AM #17
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Sally, I wish I liked dark chocolate (but only light chocolate). But I could get into eating a lot of cashews! I think what is most striking about this copper deficiency situation is that the damage is irreversible once it has happened. Perhaps all neuros should now be checking copper deficiency along with Vitamin D deficiency.
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