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Old 08-11-2008, 07:06 AM #1
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Default Take Care, PD Supplements and tooth decay

I have trouble swallowing large capsules, so I ordered a couple of them as tablets so I could chew them before swallowing. In particular, alpha lipoic acid and acetyl L Carnetine. I visited the dentist today, and having seen me only a couple of weeks earlier, he was shocked at the corrosion and number of cavities I had. I realised it must be the alpha lipoic acid, so will have to either stop it or find some other way of taking it.
Be careful which pills you crunch up, and take a drink after all meds.
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