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Old 09-09-2013, 08:33 AM #1
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Default Supplement Question
OK, I did something stupid.

I bought and tried 3 new supplements at the same time.

Biotin, NAC, and Selenium.

I bought them yesterday and I ate a late dinner at 8:30 and took 1 of each of each of them. Which if any, of these 3, would cause you to get soooo sleepy and then sleep like a ROCK, and dream vivid dreams???

It was crazy. An hour after taking them, my eyes got so heavy I simply could not stay away, I gave up and went to bed at 10 which is UNHEARD of for me. Woke up at 5:30, UNHEARD OF FOR ME, to use restroom and go right back to sleep.

You think its the NAC?
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