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Old 06-24-2022, 02:49 PM #8
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On the D3 and constipation issues, could be something to it. I just got my annual labs and my D3 was a beautiful 98 on a 30-100 lab range, but my sluggish bowel issues persist, ummmm....and I do take a new colon cleanse product so maybe the D has gotten to high for my bowel activity.
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