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Old 05-27-2012, 07:42 PM #22
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I don't believe so. But I do think that if there are improvements when you are taking many things, it will be difficult to pin down what is doing what.


These are examples, of why I tend to ask lots of questions...because the answers may point to a different approach for that poster.
I like when you (or doctors) ask more questions. This helps us reveal some details which we think may be insignificant to our condition. Also, when you ask questions, this means that you are really interested to help.

Thank you for your concern to all of us.
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