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chainsaw joseph
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Is anyone on florinef for NMH?Has it helped and have you had any side effects?Most important,will I know if it works after a couple of pills?Im nervous about taking pills,thank you very much.
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I have been taking florinef for Chronic Fatigue for maybe 10 - 15 yrs. I have an unofficial diagnosis of NMH.

No side effects that I noticed... just get dizzy and fatigued if I miss a few tablets. I just take 1 tablet per day... and I think it began working quickly (if that's what you meant by 'after taking a few pills.'

Perhaps it will go away once your Lyme is gone... don't know.
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Thank you,I feel a little more at ease.
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