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Old 10-23-2010, 06:33 AM #1
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Default Taurine

Okay today I came across taurine while looking for ways to relieve cramps and neuropathy stuff. Has anyone tried it or has recommendations on it as to if its ok with other vitamins and with alpha lipoic and cq10.

I went to a naturopath today and I was so disappointed cause the product she wanted to sell me was reliv and when I looked it up it's a puramid scheme. I was hopin she would recommend diet and different herbs and vitamins but nothing just do the shakes. She just said eat fruits
And veggies. She did iridology and did idodine test on my hand. So dissappinted .
I didn't buy the stuff as it was expensive and I research before buying.

So it just sucks.

Thankyou
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