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No - not here either. Wonder if it is the timing of when you are taking vs the multivitamin?

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None. Have you tried different brands?

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No - only time I feel sleepy is after eating a big meal - are you taking it on a full stomach perhaps??

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How far out from your surgery are you? It’s quite common to feel lethargic, sleepy & have low energy after the surgery while you are healing and at other random times as your body adjusts to changes (weight loss, increased activity, etc.). What you are experiencing may just be part of the process & nothing to do with your Vitamins. Listen to your body if it is telling you to rest or nap. (If you’re able of course. Not many bosses appreciate you curling up under your desk at work unfortunately. A little Seinfeld reference 😉) I loved those daily naps & rests I had after my surgery. Wish I could still justify them now.

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