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Yes, its generally safe to take vitamin B12 with antidepressants, and some evidence suggests they may enhance the effectiveness of antidepressant medications
Timeline for acute injuries For fresh injuries like muscle strains, tendon sprains, or post-surgical recovery, users commonly report the following progression: Week 1: Subtle changes, possibly reduced inflammation and some pain improvement
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MOTS-c is not FDA-approved and should be obtained and dosed only under the supervision of a licensed physician through a licensed compounding pharmacy
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