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Old 08-14-2008, 04:09 PM #19
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curious about something if I may ask a few of you same question, how long after taking the LDN did you start to notice a change, at the present time i stopped the other meds first and my spasm and muscle spasicicity was starting to build, being off the other meds yet now i am noticing they are not as sore this past two days or so the spasm in my neck are not as often, and i got energy, now here is my dilemma was it the other meds making me tired or LDn making me less tired, could side effects from other meds mess with my muscles or is LDN working i am so confused ok more so than normally
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