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One thought, have your potassium blood level checked. Most have a hard time getting enough potassium and medications can interfere as well.
If you like, you can read Dr. Lani's article on potassium on her website: http://www.LaniSimpson.com
Her book: Dr. Lani's No-Nonsense Bone Health Guide is my bone health bible.

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grannydee | @grannydee | Apr 21, 2022

Thank you, I do have to take extra potassium due to EPI and take it twice a day, even I consume a lot of fresh fruit and vegetables.
I take enzyme replacement therapy (prescription) so my body will digest the clean nutrient dense nutrition that I consume.
I’m much healthier as a result but this arthritis pain at night is no joke!
Falling asleep is easy…staying asleep is a BIG problem.
I could request prescription meds for assistance as in sleeping pills, but I don’t want to develop a dependency on ANYTHING like that!
That just creates ANOTHER problem!
But I’m not giving up! NOT EVER!

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