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Reviewer: Sheila, 13-18 on Treatment for less than 1 month (Consumer)
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was having flu and took it but stopped in no time. later had severe headache. want to know if dosage was too much. tip of teaspoon in the aftermoon, mixed with my lunch
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Reviewer: SusanO, 65-74 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Consumer)
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After Jan of 2013 my knees began to really ache. I am 69 years old, female. I'd yell out when walking at time when the right knee would get a stabbing pain. I took Hyaluronic Acid caps for 2 weeks and it helped me. Then I read about Black Seed caps and began taking those once or twice daily. After less than 2 weeks my knees feel almost normal. I'm just amazed. I take Amazing Herbs Black Se
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