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Old 06-26-2015, 02:29 PM #1
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Default Feet nerves very irritated

Hi,

Is it possible that R-lipioc acid could make the symptomes in my feet wurse.

I am not sure about the above statement because i have been stretching my calves this last week for a couple of times.
I know that stretching can irritate my feet but it has never been so bad as now so i wander if this could be caused by R-lipioc acid because i use this now for two weeks.
On the other hand my hands feel a little bit better and the nerves are irritated when doing dumbell training excesices.
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