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Old 05-16-2020, 01:26 PM #13
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I took Prozac back in the 90's for a short time but stopped as it did not help my issue.

Never took and would not take Celexa.

My issues years ago were thyroid related, low sluggish thyroid.

I've mentioned how Inosine has helped me with the neuropathy issues and of course I'm s sold on Grape Seed Ex for decades.
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