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Old 05-04-2009, 12:33 AM #1
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too true but i don't get constipated from it, it acutally normalizes me. I go 7-10times a day without narcs.
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Don't you also have to be careful of being constipated, though? I find if I develop constipation, I feel like I've overdosed on some of mine---or the combination of mine, whichever. At any rate, I'm really careful now not to get constipated.
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