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I got pretty cog fogged when taking Lipitor in 03/04.

I also had a RSI/TOS work injury at the same time, so wasn't sure which one caused the major brain fog. It was really bad, I thought I was getting Alzheimer's & ADD all of a sudden. luckily I searched the web for info on statins and found the negatives on many of the "natural" websites. I discontinued it after consulting w/ some pharmasists.
The same info that is now admitted to .
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