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Old 02-27-2014, 07:54 PM #10
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Marie I amtaking same amount of the supplements as you tried, 100mg r-lipolic and 150mg of benfotmine. My pained has decreased , but not gone , at a level that I can manage. I was on Lyrica, the last med I tried, had bad side effects and a hard time during withdrawel. Dr. had said some people it helps and some just cannot tolerate it, I was among latter group sadly.
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