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Old 10-15-2011, 03:17 PM #2
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Gabapentin is a very safe drug. 100 mgs is also a very LOW dose. I take 900 mgs every night to help my body and mind settle down. Otherwise, my body stays would up like a clock spring. I have been taking it for 10 years.

It also has a short half-life. Only 8 hours. This means that it is only in your blood stream for a short time.

Go ahead and relax and give it a try.

My best to you.
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