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Old 06-25-2015, 01:14 AM #7
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Eek! The tylenol I take is 2 pills at 1000 mg 120 mg caffiene 3 x a day. Hmm I was told the caffiene gave the tylenol a kick. I'm desperate for pain relief so I was like shoot gives me energy. I've been taking those at that dose for a year!

All these factors. I have some big changes and trials to make! Maybe it's no wonder I am so flared!
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