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Old 05-03-2014, 10:25 PM #3
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Originally Posted by Bipedal Primate View Post
Thank you for Sharing.:-)

I am both excited and a bit scared to try 180mg Timespan.

Instead of:
"Lions, and Tigers, and Bears, oh my!"
for me it's:
"Twitching, and Cramping, and Spasms, oh my!"

Justified fear if you take too much. As long as timespan is scored, you can split.
Taking just half a tablet is working great for me. Let me know how it goes!
Jan
BTW, when I took the whole timespan, my entire face, including my tongue, was twitching.
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