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maximum drops per dose 10 Nov 2014 15:31 #48031

reeve9191 Topic Author Offline Premium Member Posts: 113 Thank you received: 56	Hi IX, my friend is very overweight, by around 130 pounds. Recently during an illness, he realised he could not take the high drops doses as it made him nauseous. Would it help to lower the drops and instead do more doses thruout the day? ie, maybe x12 doses at lower drops rather than the usual x8? thanks
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maximum drops per dose 11 Nov 2014 15:19 #48053

Shirley Offline Junior Member Posts: 36 Thank you received: 17	Why not use CDH? It seems to usually stops the nausea problem.
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