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Old 08-06-2015, 12:39 AM #9
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thanks bio. i am going to ask my dr when i see him this month about the K2. i already take D3 but not the K2 and i appreciate you letting me know about this also. thanks again for your great advice. hope you all have a pain free as possible night tonite.
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