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Woke up feeling weak, no energy, sluggish, tad bit of nausea, little dizzy. not pregnant! what can cause it? what helps cure it?
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These symptoms: Are extremely common throughout american. The commonest cause is poor diet, particularly all those sweets and sweeteners. You are suffering from cellular energy deficiency in the brain cells that organize your adaptation to environmental physical and mental stress which makes up the art of living.
Answered 1/29/2014
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