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COPS966

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Too Much of a Good Thing? Posted: 04-11-05 16:15pm


Hey I was thinking about taking some vitamins such as b1, b2 and b6. But im told that this might be too much and I could have severe nerve damage and other side effects. Im a 17 yr old male and was wondering if I take those if it would hurt me.

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Posted: 04-12-05 01:52am


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