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[FONT="Arial Black"][/FONT] Recently, I began taking 5HTP to boost serotonin levels. I have become jittery and lost sleep last night. Could this be a symptom from 5HTP? I had a traumatic brain injury several years ago and don't react predictably now.
Just wondered... are you taking any other medications?
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