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Old 02-21-2013, 04:56 PM #4
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My doc's recommendation was to take it before 7:00 am - I keep it in my bathroom and when I get up to use the bathroom (if it is after 5:00 am), I take it then. If I take it later than 7, I have insomnia. Good luck finding what works for you!
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