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Old 12-11-2006, 04:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question When do you up your intake of supplements?

I mean, for example, I am finding that my hair growth is starting up again (the unwanted hair, that is) and I still haven't gotten AF. My list of meds is below in my signature and my dosages as well.

Anyhow, when do you up your intake or do you?? Any ideas??

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-Chromium Piconilate
-Cal/Mag/VitD

Undergoing treatment for PCOS, IR, Adenomyosis
attempting to avoid hysterectomy
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