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Old 10-22-2012, 05:02 PM #1
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Default r lipoic acid burning skin

I have been using the r lipoic acid in addition to the b12. I have been using the r lipoic acid for 3 days. I havent felt any relief yet for burning skin I have been dealing with the last 5 years. I guess I need some advice to stick with it because it is way to early to tell. Since I have been experience this for a long time its hard to stay positive and be in it for the long term.
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