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Old 07-28-2013, 11:44 PM #4
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Don't like to try multiple new supplements at once. Hard telling what's helping.
Agree. Supplements can seem like a crapshoot sometimes. Everyone's different, and it takes time to find that combination of supplements that work for each of us. I'm really glad the RLA works for me though; gabby & Lyrica S/E are intolerable, and rob me of what's left of creative abilities.

Here's the blurb that put me on to B5:

Pantothenic Acid

I'm told I'm not diabetic (always test negative) but my PN responds as if I were. Go figure.

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