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Old 02-18-2013, 01:42 PM #8
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The mag at night is fine. I take an anti-seizure med at night and have never considered melatonin. I have melatonin for head ache relief. Many find the melatonin supplements help them get to sleep but not stay asleep.

The DHA is not a big deal, either way.

Mia, Please use the post reply at the bottom left. It does not quote the previous post so it saves us from excessive scrolling.
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