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There is always the option of stopping for a few weeks or so and see if anything changes PN wise??
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There is always the option of stopping for a few weeks or so and see if anything changes PN wise??
This would seem pretty reasonable, which is why I might not have thought of doing it! Kind of an IQ test! I guess one could expect to see a result in a few weeks if any was to be seen. I've give up drinking before, for much longer periods. Thanks for this sensible suggestion. I'll do it.

If abstinance has a positive effect, I'll have something interesting to post.
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