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Default supplements, etc.

Hope everyone is doing well. I've missed you!

Would anyone like to comment on what vitamins/supplements they take and special diet they might be on or foods that help?

Mine:
CoQ10 300mg 4x daily
vit. e 300 4x daily
B100 1x daily
vit. c 1000 1x daily

I'm just shooting in the dark, if anyone has any advice. I lost the info the last time we did this.
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