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Old 01-14-2013, 09:14 AM #1
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Just ordered tart cherry supplement for dad (87) he has so much trouble sleeping...benedryl helps sometimes. He slept some better taking one of my mucuna balls before bed...which I have been doing for almost a week now (mucuna I grew, shelled, steamed and mashed....mine do differently for some reason than the boughten mucuna powder...not bitter and a gentler reaction) I am anxious to see if tart cherries will help him...thanks soccertese.
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