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Old 04-17-2009, 05:57 PM #1
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Default Other Things besides Methyl B-12
I have been trolling through these forums for a couple of days now searching for some more ideas.
I am coping with it & have no pain or burning as I did initially.
I believe this to be a result of Methyl B-12.
Why, because that is the only changes I have made.
My question is what would else may help "my" problem?
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