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I just noticed before takethe verapamil i used to eat c reals rich in vitamin d and calcium !isthis a reason for having tension and strange symptoms?
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Confusing: I'm confused. Are you saying you no longer eat the cereal and you are wondering if you have symptoms due to that? I need more information.
Answered 7/23/2014
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