[ConcussedJ]

Does anyone know about / have an opinion about the Relox procedure?

I read about it in a story about a former bobsledder who reported significant improvement after treatment with it.

[Mark in Idaho]

I looked at the Relox web page and it looks like it could be beneficial. The combination of nutritional aids and oxygen could provide a quick boost to the nervous system. The blood-brain barrier may limit some of the therapeutic value for PCS.

There is no information about the cost and insurance coverage for it is sketchy.

It does not look like it has any risks other than the financial cost if the improvements are minimal.

It would be worthwhile to find out what the costs are.

Then a financial risk vs possible benefit analysis could be done.

[ConcussedJ]

Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho

There is no information about the cost and insurance coverage for it is sketchy.

It does not look like it has any risks other than the financial cost if the improvements are minimal.

It would be worthwhile to find out what the costs are.

Then a financial risk vs possible benefit analysis could be done.

I think somewhere in the article in mentioned that each treatment was about $135-$175, and patients generally go in for 3-6 treatments. That seems reasonable to me.

[EsthersDoll]

It looks like this is only offered in Washington DC though, is that correct?

[CBS64]

Originally Posted by EsthersDoll

It looks like this is only offered in Washington DC though, is that correct?

I have had 5 Relox treatments at Dr. Bruce Rind's office. After the 1st treatment, I started to feel 70% better. But then a couple days later, all the benefits went away. I kept doing more Relox tx's, but didn't get any results.

But I have severe Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Dr. Rind said that for those who have other illnesses they may not get as much benefit because the nutrients go where they are needed most, which may not be the brain.

So now I'm searching for other treatments to try.