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Old 10-14-2015, 08:46 AM #10
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Super E,

I am finding the same thing...I have always exercised 5 days a week ..not on weekends.

I have been stepping up the pace again with no real bad effects from it until day 4. It seems if I go at it for 3 then rest 2 it doesn't affect my clarity as much...I don't get that muddled confused thinking, well not as muddled.

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