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Old 10-25-2015, 10:05 PM #11
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Originally Posted by ATX_Man View Post
Fish Oil is for antiinflamatory and the D3 has been shown to have a protective effect against MS (plus it is a good substitute for sun exposure, I work at home and not outside).

Trust me in my dark days I was freaking out and I was trying anything.
Is for d and d3 different?

This is what I am trying , because I am bout ready probably to lose my mind. Lol.


I am taking 500 mg of megnsuim . Was taking a1000 a day. Taking vitamin d, vitamin b12, vitamin c, prenatal, and calcium . Should I try something else?
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