Thanks for the "review", but I think it is a cleverly disguised AD.
There were a slew of herbal mixes made by a company a while back...all were bogus and made huge claims like this one does.
I found a blog by a mother who exposed them as a fraud. The link might even be here in the early years of NT.
I have a feeling -- a deja vu thing-- about the lobelia...in it.
I think this is the same thing, renamed and making another attempt to lure desperate people to buy it.
The word "cure" appears in that link... a huge hint to AVOID this product.
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Although this product is relatively new and makes bold claims, there is a reason to believe that its natural approach may provide an effectual cure. Below is a detailed look at Neuracel.
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