I need to take 100 mg of riboflavin per day for headaches but I can't swallow pills. If I chew it, will it be just as effective?
If I chew my riboflavin tablet, will it be just as effective?
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- 23 Mar 2011 by olivcav
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- headache, migraine prevention, dietary supplementation, riboflavin
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