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During the great depression the popular beverage 7-up was introduced to the market and sold as a hang-over cure. Contained in the original formula was a popular mood stabilizer that is still in use today. What is the name of the mood stabilizer that used

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by mrbuddhafreak on Oct 22, 2008 at 10:36 am Permalink

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Lithium citrate. They removed it in 1950.
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