Problems sleeping on any GH supplements

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Well, I'm not going any higher!

If a safe is gonna drop on me, I'm not gonna be the one to cut the cord.

Chuck

" Life's tough. It's tougher if you're stupid "

Wayne

On Wed, 15 Dec 1999 21:26:18 -0500, " gts " <gordonswobe@...> wrote:

>Chuck,

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>> I took 10 caps last nite and ran for bed just in case, but still

>> noticed no big deal of anything.

>

>That's amazing. Is there someone adventurous in your life who might be

>willing to try it to test that it's not a bad batch?

>

>-gts

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The same thing happens to me Chuck. I think it is my and your, person

chemistry. In fact, it actually pumps me up. I rollerblade 5-10 miles on

this stuff which I can't do when I do not take it. My lower leg muscles

cramp. Then I shower and try top go to bed. I usually watch TV for an hour

or so, or read. I eventually do get to sleep. At which point I wake up fully

alert and rested after 3-4 hours. I then start my day. If I do this too many

days in a row it catches up and I get one good nights sleep. Sound familiar?

JB

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>Chuck,

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> > I took 10 caps last nite and ran for bed just in case, but still

> > noticed no big deal of anything.

>

>That's amazing. Is there someone adventurous in your life who might be

>willing to try it to test that it's not a bad batch?

>

>-gts

>

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>http://clickhere./click/1702

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