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Wow, so if this is Gotu Kola, why can't we just go to the local GNC, and buy some Gotu Kola and take it ourselves?

This is very interesting. Not that I'm about to buy anything new. I'm still new to the magnesium stuff.

But I'd love to know the results of this study.

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