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Did this get worse when you were pregnant? by rally 19 y
If it did check out ”why am I always so tired?” by Melissa Smith pregancny causes you to retain copper thus effecting the adrenals. Don’t worry its not in your head, thats bull_____ for we are too stupid to figure out the problem. I had 30 symptoms of AF at one time MDs in general treat symptoms not the problem. I finally found a wholistic MD that diagnosed me with AF, he had just led the horse to the water. 1,710 hits
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Question!!!! by dar2222

19 y View Entire Thread 4
Hi every one ,I got a little bit confused about AF.Is a condition when the adrenal glands function below necessary level.So does it mean that when we have a test done the cortisol level is low?In My case the cortisol level and DHEA are way to high ,so can I say that I suffer from AF or it is totally different story.I posted My saliva test results before in one of My posts,if any one can look at them and try to explain what they mean.thank you very much. 1,120 hits
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To #29086 by sabs

19 y
HI,Consider Candida in addition to AF, your symtpoms suggest it: painful lymph nodes, severe rash in genital area, sugar & carb addiction.And Hypothyroidism: no sex drive, slow hair loss on head, no energy, weight 130kg,insomnia, constipation, dramatic mood swings, possibly responsible for back and arm pain as being hypothyroid causes joint pain and pain in general.And PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome - not sure if that’s spelt right!): dark hairs on face, not ovutating (possible symptom, but check as I’m not too familiar with this syndrome), weight 130kg, dramatic mood swings ... 1,502 hits
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Re: Where is your weight? by sanctuary2

18 y
Since starting iodine I have gained around 25 pounds. Initially around 15 pounds and held still at that weight for several months and recently I have gained another 10 or so. At first I attributed it to the iodine, but now I am convinced that it has more to do with stress and AF. I am extremely stressed right now and my AF has gotten much worse, and hence, my weight has gone up.Although I have increased my iodine dosage again very recently, I don’t think it has anything to do with the weight gain. 1,877 hits
Forum: Iodine Supplementation
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Re: Signs and Symptoms of Hypothyroidism by oz mandala

17 y
Yes Sean My husband I believed has had AF or has AF.He is stressed out all the time. He is in a very competitive field ..medical research science.. he works up to 17 hours a day.. he has had AF for a least 3 years..I put I in his OJ the changes in him are amazing .. to keep it short.. his ability to cope with stress has turned around.. his is now able to now sleep..he does not tire so easily and can not keep up his work hours etc.. 3,346 hits
Forum: Iodine Supplementation
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Re: No Vaccine-Autism Link by Dangerous Bacon

17 y
Immunization against measles has resulted in a drop in worldwide measles deaths from 747,000 annually to 242,000. http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/11/29/africa/AF-GEN-Africa-Measles.phpIn the U.S., there used to be thousands of cases of death or serious injury annually from measles, and vastly greater numbers of children sickened by this vaccine-preventable disease.Antivaxers would prefer that we return to these dark ages.Why? 3,652 hits
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Re: may be helpful to someone out there looking for answers by SeattleTom

17 y
Hi Shaun - I can certainly relate to a lot of what you shared about your experience s recovering from AF. I’ve been recovering from it for 14 years, and know how frustrating it can be.I learned about a year ago that I developed a serious case of copper overload along with my AF. When I learned this, it explained why I wasn’t recovering faster, and why I was still experiencing fatigue and depression. I’ve been taking zinc and other supplements to chelate the copper, and they’ve helped a lot.You might want to read ”Why am I Always so Tired” by Ann Louise Gittleman. It clearly ex ... 3,274 hits
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Re: adrenal support supplements...suggestions? by SeattleTom

17 y
Hi Chikitta - I strongly recommend Adrenal Drops and Adrenal Complex Capsules. Both are manufactured by Professional Complementary Health Products of Portland, OR. They made a huge differnce for me when I learned I had AF years ago.People with AF usually have copper overload as well. I’d recommend checking out previous posts on this topic, and http://www.drlwilson.com. Also, ”Why am I Always so Tired?” by Ann Louise Gittleman explains the relationship between AF and copper overload. I hope this helps. 3,138 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue Chelation Support CFS / CFIDS
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Supplements for AF by SeattleTom

17 y
Well Scoobie, I was so severe THAT . . . (Sorry, I was possessed by the spirit of Johnny Carson for a few seconds there. :-0 .) But seriously, my AF was quite severe 14 years ago, when I first learned I had it. I went through times when I was barely able to get out of bed for two or three weeks at a time. I was also severely depressed, often to the point of being suicidal. I was hospitalized twice for my suicidal ideation--once for two weeks, then for four days. I also checked myself into emergency rooms of hospitals 4 or 5 times when I was very suicidal. I can tell you more about ... 7,040 hits
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Re: What is adrenal fatigue? by SeattleTom

18 y
Adrenal Fatigue exists, and you can learn a lot about it in ”Adrenal Fatigue” by James L. Wilson. ”Optimal Wellness” by Ralph Golan has a chapter on AF, and chapters on related conditions. I’ve spent the last 13 years recovering from a severe case of AF. I found out I had it by taking the saliva test. I’ve read that it is more reliable than the blood test. I’ve read that people can have normal blood tests even when they have severe cases of AF.I’d recommend supplements that help the adrenals function better. I take Licorice Solid Extract, Adrenal Complex capsules and Adrenal Dro ... 1,302 hits
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HV's Adrenal Tonic, good stuff! by SwedeOne

14 y View Entire Thread 15
I have AF and have tried other herbs that did nothing or made me feel worse.I got HV’s adrenal tonic the other day but didn’t try it because of how supplements usually don’t do what I would like.I didn’t take the 1/2 tsp at first because I don’t know how something will work in my body.Instead, 1/4 tsp in water and after feeling fatigued this morning, within 15 minutes, I felt clearer headed with some energy. I’m not ready to run a marathon but along with the usual supplments for AF, this really helped!I don’t know if I am allowed to say that about a product or HV’s pro ... 1,881 hits
Forum: The Truth in Medicine
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Rapid weight loss as adrenal stressor by vociferous

14 y View Entire Thread 2
Through aggressive exercise, during the year before I got A.F., I went from 178 lbs to 147. I am 5’ 9”. A marathon finally did me in. What I am wondering is: Can rapid weight loss, in and of itself, contribute to the onset of advanced A.F? I am particularly wondering how rapid weight loss affects the metabolism.Since the body fat has been markedly reduced, and the kidneys/liver/colon could be sluggish, might there be a critical build-up of toxins? Paul 1,370 hits
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Re: Can you help me make sense of my test results? (Sabre) by Klauss

14 y
In my, non expert opinion, you have Adrenal Fatigue beginning of stage 3.Low Cortisol morning, elevated towards the evening.Low normal DHEA-s. (”pregnenolone stealing” check the diagram).Low sodium. (hormone aldosterone responsible for this)The symptoms you described also point to AF.You may try pupil test. Most probably you will see typical AF reaction. You need vitamins, minerals, drink half teaspoon of sea salt dissolved in a glass of water.Ideally you need a doc who knows how to treat AF. Klauss. 1,057 hits
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Re: Questions about Lexapro by hope4myadrenals

14 y
The lexapro is for my sister, who is hardier than I am. She is falling into AF, but she doesn’t want to spend several years experimenting with natural solutions, falling apart as time goes by. (Like me! Ha ha) She needs immediate intervention, and anxiety (along with it’s accompanying, secondary fatigue and hypoglycemia) is her worst AF symptom. Although I might not be able to tolerate any pharmaceutical very well, she is stronger than I am, and should be able to withstand it better. 4,229 hits
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Re: What exactly do I have, and how do I treat it? by Klauss

14 y
I have AF. I have exactly the same symptoms. AF affects the whole systems including neurotransmitters. I am much better now but still have not gotten my emotions back. I also do not have adrenaline rush when angry, for example. I just do not get angry anymore.You need to do 4 point cortisol salivary test. It’s less expensive than neurotransmitters. If you have AF, this explains all the symptoms.Klauss. 2,397 hits
Forum: Ask CureZone CFS, ME, CFIDS Fibromyalgia Adrenal Fatigue Autoimmune Diseases
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Re: Herpes outbreaks by omo

14 y
I was getting frequent cold sores for a long while during the height of my AF. I think the compromised immune system and additional stress of AF makes a person more prone to herpes (either strain) outbreaks.Lysine, if I understand correctly, is mainly to help speed the healing process rather than to prevent outbreak. You might want to look up natural antiviral foods and supplements and use them in greater amount. 5,105 hits
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Re: Help, major crash by SeattleTom

14 y
I’m sorry to hear about your crash. I went through several of them when I was recovering from AF, and I know how devastating they can be. They can be more devastating after you’ve been doing better for a while, if I remember correctly. Have you ever tried adrenal drops and adrenal complex capsules? They worked great for me when I was recovering from AF. After each crash, I’d take extra adrenal drops, and they helped me a lot.Tom 1,774 hits
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Adrenals/Solar Plexus Relationship by vociferous

14 y View Entire Thread 5
As some here might know, I am interested in crystals, chakras, etc. I have noticed that the 3rd chakra, which is over the solar plexus, is related to both the solar plexus and the adrenals. Ever since I have had this A.F., my solar plexus has been tight and I have tried to stretch and soften it with baths, crystals (rose quartz) and abdominal breathing during meditation.I am wondering if anyone else, here, has experienced a tight solar plexus and whether they think that is significant in their A.F. Paul 4,839 hits
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Good ND for AF by SeattleTom

14 y
Hi Paulette - My Dr. is very good at helping people recover from AF. Her name is Rose Mary Camren, and she recovered from a very serious case of AF before she became a Dr. of Natural Medicine. She helped me recover from my very serious case of AF years ago. Her website is www.thenaturaldr.com, and her e-mail address is rmc@thenaturaldr.com. She is based in Seattle, and does phone and e-mail consultations. She also mails out adrenal and other supplements twice a week. Tom 6,971 hits
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Magnesium, anyone? by MrBBQ

14 y View Entire Thread 4
Hey all,Please excuse my absence from here of late, but I’ve been seriously challenged both emotionally and psychiatrically with my own flavour of AF (severely catabolic).Anyway, in my search for a tolerable magnesium supplement, aside from transdermal sprays/baths, I have happened upon an interesting supplement - Magnesium Phosphate Ethanolamine complex. I popped a few caps of this during my day and did not notice any effect on my bowel, which is truly unique for a magnesium salt.Maybe this information is useful for someone trying to find a tolerable magnesium supplement, whic ... 1,499 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue
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Re: Adrenal fatigue, low progesterone, low DHEA by SeattleTom

14 y
You might want to read the FAQ section of the AF forum if you haven’t already. Have you read ”Adrenal Fatigue” by James Wilson? You also might want to check out articles on AF and related topics on www.drlwilson.com, www.drlam.com and www.arltma.com. Get a saliva test to find out whether or not you have AF. It is more accurate than the blood test. Post the results on this forum, and others can help you interpret the results. Tom 2,045 hits
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Lays Potato chips and popcorn by carlosa507

14 y View Entire Thread 9
I of course fight Hashi’s and Celiac Disease along with AF and lyme. I’m really getting desperate for more foods and snacks though. I do a gluten free diet but also MUST eat protein with my carbs or else i get weird symptoms. Are Lays potato chips ok for gluten free and for AF? Anybody have any experience with these, especially you guys that have AF?What about popcorn? Man i miss popcorn so much. Everytime i go to the mall and walk around the movie theater i smell the popcorn and crave it so badly but never indulge 4,169 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue Celiac
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Re: trying to heal chronic fatigue by SeattleTom

14 y
Have you checked out the FAQ section of the adrenal fatigue forum? Have you read ”Adrenal Fatigue” by James Wilson? You’d be wise to get the saliva test for AF. It’s more accurate than the blood test for that condition. You might want to check out www.drlwilson.com and www.arltma.com for articles on AF and related conditions. 5,409 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue CFS, ME, CFIDS Alternative Energy Epilepsy/Seizures
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Re: a month of de -stressing.. how do I go about it? by thelaughingdogs

14 y
I used to do a lot of cleanses, detoxes and LFs and I must say the last five months I started thinking they are probably rough on peeps with AF. I started searching in the LF forum and found about 4 people saying the the Liver Flush caused an adreanal crash. I tried to go after my candida thinking it would take stress off of my adrenals but it didn’t work. I tried so many things and I would kill it off but it would come right back in a couple of days. I finally started doing home made kefir and kombucha and it helped and then my candida progressivly got better along with my AF getting bett ... 2,535 hits
Forum: Candida Support Adrenal Fatigue Anxiety Ask CureZone Help Me
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Re: Hey guys my update. Need some help by healthyartist

14 y
Sounds good Natway. Gupta is still treating me well... Gradually improving daily. Sounds good about the herbal formula. The only thing that I might suggest, depending on your degree of AF, is to try each herb individually and make sure that they agree with you. I wonder if your chiro can give you samples of them seperately. I’m definitely pro- ashwaghanda for all stages of AF, but I’m not sure about the other adaptogens. But, if you are in earlier stage AF, they might be fine. Let us know how it goes! 2,047 hits
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Re: Where to begin????? by natway

14 y
Yep, looks like you got AF and thyroid issues (they usually go hand-n-hand). Did you have a lot of stress, anxiety, emotional traumas leading up and right before your AF? If so, the cause of your AF and other problems is what’s called Amygdala Hijack. Go to youtube and check out Gupta retraining and The Linden Method. (both Brits!)Diet wise, I’m a proponent of the Palieo ”caveman” diet and gluten-free. It’s how man ate until technology came along and screwed us all up.Looks like you need to use more sea salt. 5,295 hits
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Re: swollen eyes. help! by thelaughingdogs

14 y
I know everyone is in a different stage of AF. My AF this time was constant high cortisol for 3 years. Although sometimes when I did start bringing it down I would have a little tireness in the morning. I am not sure what my BP was when I was high cort, I wish I had checked it. Now that my cort is more down it’s low. Anyway you might not have high cortisol but maybe it’s the lymph system and detox system is slow because of the AF. Let me know if you figure it out. I have been taking lymph draining herbs and I don’t see much effect on the fluid that is left around my eye. I am going to star ... 10,211 hits
Forum: Candida Support Adrenal Fatigue Leaky Gut Ask CureZone Hypothyroid Hypoglycemia
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Pre-ejactulation. Is this AF related in any way. Is anyon... by carlosa507

14 y View Entire Thread 8
I have noticed for the last month that I’m having pre ejaculation issues. This has never ever happened before in my life (I am now 29). But I don’t know if it’s psychological or AF related. I feel like it could be psychological. I don’t know exactly how the female orgasm functions other than the fact that a female can multiple orgasms, but I know for a male it’s a one shot deal and then a recuperation period. Does anyone out there with AF have or had any issues with pre ejaculation? Or if female, have you had any issues with what would resemble pre ejaculation for males? Sorry about th ... 1,933 hits
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Re: Personal experience at the Clymer Center or the Fibro... by hope4myadrenals

14 y
I will check out the reviews... I really want to be convinced. In my case, it was not just emotional trauma that led to me getting sick. I am pretty certain I do have the genetic predisposition, plus I’ve conscientiously developed to perfection the personality traits that lead to one getting AF. But in my case, a lot of physical stressors also led to me actually getting AF. (Such as hormonal IVF, birth control, going off an opiate cold turkey, and being far too thin my whole life, not having good nutrition, parathyroid problems). All that to say that because I feel like my AF is a combo of ... 6,306 hits
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Re: Great book by hope4myadrenals

14 y
Just got this book in the mail, myself! Another great book is ”Recovery from CFS- 50 Personal Stories” by Alex Barton. I am always on the hunt for real life success stories, and this book is absolutely inspirational. A majority of the people featured in the book who have chronic fatigue have AF symptoms as bad as I have. These people just never put the AF label on their illness. It’s intriguing, some people used SSRI’s, and a lot of them were healed after retraining the circuitry in their brains using various programs. I would add this book to the AF Reccomended books in the FAQ here but i ... 989 hits
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Re: Toxic relationships by newedit617

14 y
Gosh, that is really tough. I feel for you and sympathize with your situation.It’s hard to tell you to officially break up and cut off all communication with him. However, I know that stress is the worst thing you can do for adrenal fatigue, and relationships can be a big source of stress. From his perspective it would be difficult to understand how awful AF can make you feel. (On my better days, even I don’t understand or remember how bad the fatigue feels!) So I can’t really blame him for being frustrated. But it’s not your fault you have AF, so you can’t be ”blamed,” either, ... 1,242 hits
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Re: What kinds of doctors/tests should I be looking for? by Klauss

14 y
an endocrinologist whom I was referred to, wanted to put me HRT. It was also university prof. Never heard of AF and did no how to interpret salivary tests. It is his job to read papers and other media to keep updated, to teach students. HRT is not recommended. Homeopathy will only help on very early stages of AF. It is impossible to replenish body resources with homeopathic doses. I tried this; did not help.acupuncture is not effective by itself. should be part of a program. Tried it too. May be practitioner was not good. Do not take lactose. in AF do not take any dairy pr ... 2,318 hits
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Found the Cause of my AF by homesickalien

14 y View Entire Thread 4
I had my mercury fillings taken out about 3 weeks ago. However the dentist said that I had an 80% over bite with my top jaw out of position with front top teeth hanging over the front bottom teeth. This causes tension in my jaw which affects the spine. My dentist works with a cranial osteopath and I had my first cranial treatment last week. He said that the tension in my jaw and therefore spine was the probable causes of my adrenal and digestive problems. That first cranial treatment has had a huge effect on how I feel. It looks like I’ll be needing dental treatment to align my jaw p ... 2,845 hits
Forum: Adrenal Fatigue Amalgam Replacement CFS, ME, CFIDS
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Adressing a sluggish liver... Is this my next step??? by hope4myadrenals

14 y View Entire Thread 9
I think I need to work on my liver? Was researching liver dysfunction, and surprisingly a lot of the symptoms of a sluggish liver overlap with my AF symptoms. I have an extreme intolerance to fatty foods. Any kind of fat except coconut oil makes me sick. I know it doesn’t take bile to process coconut oil. So this tells me I have a bile issue. Bile problems are related to the liver or gall bladder. I’m guessing it’s more of a liver problem. Not sure how vitamin D defficiency relates to the liver? I’ve had issues keeping up my vit D levels even after megadosing, but I think most people w ... 2,594 hits
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AF (degenerative) and eyesight by MrBBQ

14 y View Entire Thread 3
Hey all,Did anyone notice a deterioration in eyesight during AF?I woke up the other day (after having a short sleep) and noticed that suddenly, things were a little more blurred, like ”toilets” signs and text on the computer screen - generally everything close and far away, almost like I’d need bifocals!I’ve never really had any problems with vision, although now I think I’ll have to wear some kind of corrective eyewear.Another function impaired under the strain of catabolic AF...Abidingly,BBQ 1,240 hits
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Whats the difference between CFS and AF? by Sjm400

14 y View Entire Thread 4
I have had my cortisol checked and it confirms that I have AF but how do i know if I have CFS as a lot of the symptoms are the same. My illness originally started with a EBV like illness then I didnt recover properly. I was tested for glandular fever (i think that is what they call EBV in UK) at the time but it came back negative. I have noticed that more people post on the AF than the ME/CFS forums so I guess the posters on here with symptoms and lives similar to mine consider themselves to have AF and not CFS? I am confused! 1,576 hits
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Re: Low potassium causing low cortisol? by No Unycorns

14 y
I know that AF throws the sodium/potassium balance of our individuals cells off. I forget the mechanism at work, but the cells become high in potassium and low in sodium, hence the advice of all the AF gurus to consume sea salt throughout the day. This imbalance is also dehydrating because water follows salt, and when the salt is urinated out through the kidneys, the water goes as well. (Or is it vice versa?) 4,497 hits
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Re: Family Opposition Rather Than Support by MrBBQ

14 y
I’m really, really appreciative of all these added dimensions in your protracted comments, which go a long way to helping me (and us all) reconcile ourselves with this desperate challenge in the context of the rest of our species and the world.AF is tough by itself to live with, never mind people being mistrusting, unsupportive and downright opposed from different angles.Having a particularly fierce form of catabolic AF has demonstrated to me the very darkest side of being alive and I’m surprised that I am somehow still persisting. 2,086 hits
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Re: blood cortisol vs saliva cortisol by Klauss

14 y
Adrenal Fatigue. You may also check www.drrind.com. Klauss. 8,047 hits
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Re: Sleep issues with Adrenal Fatigue? by SeattleTom

15 y
I experienced this for the many years I was recovering from AF. I still experience it today when I’m going through an intense detox cycle. There have been many times I’ve fallen asleep during the day and had a series of vivid, intense dreams within minutes. I’ve also had waking dreams when I’m trying to take brief naps. I don’t know enough about the technical aspects of sleep cycles and AF to be able to say why this happens. My guess is that AF, detox and possibly other things interfer with the body’s natural REM cycles, so the body grabs REM sleep whenever it can relax enough to do s ... 4,168 hits
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