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Old 05-01-2015, 01:58 PM #5
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mrsD,

How many capsules of the NOW CurcuBrain 400mg. do you take a day?


Littlepaw,

How many capsules/gel caps (?) are you currently taking? Do you think that it is correct to say that if one takes the recommended full dosage for 8 weeks and has no or little response, then the PeaPure isn't likely to be helpful for that person?

Thanks!
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