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Originally Posted by Dr. Smith View Post
Agree.
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.

Doc
Thanks again. What dosage of B5 works for you? I've been taking ALA, and trying R-lipoic didn't seem to work for me.
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