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I was dx with fibromyalgia many years ago, and had read tons of articles that dextro stuff was great in very low doses for the inflammatory response. I had forgotten all about it till it was just brought up here.

I also was told about guaifenesin. now I will have to look both of these up today. you got me wondering stuff. that could be dangerous to get me started.


I think I am gonna do some googling today.
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