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"missing a day of dosage" , Tue 5 Aug 20:44


hey all,

Ive been taking sjw (900mgperday) for about six months now with beautiful results. I recently ran out of research grade sjw and took wal-mart sjw for one day and missed one day all-together. I am now taking my original brand, w/original dosage. Ever since I missed that one day of dosage (3 days now) I have been back to my scary, depressed old self. Has anyone had a similar experience? How long will it take to get back to normal? Is it logical (physiologicaly) that this could happen? I would think that after taking it for so long I would have enough sjw built up in my blood stream that I could handle a day of no input. Any help in this matter would be of great help...thx


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"Re(1):missing a day of dosage" , Thu 7 Aug 15:52


I've taken SJW for years and have missed maybe a day or two in that period with no ill affects per se though I do notice the depressed feeling coming back a bit. I feel that it is more imagined than real. It takes quite awhile for SJW to actually work so I'd suspect missing a day every now and then should be no problem.


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"Re(2):missing a day of dosage" , Fri 8 Aug 06:55


I have be taking sjw for 8months. Missed a day for the first time last week and felt fine, no noticeable difference. I would think it takes longer than that to get it out of your system. Maybe something else is the cause.


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