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Old 04-26-2008, 11:11 AM #1
Cathy Cathy is offline
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Cathy Cathy is offline
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Hi all, long time no talk :-)
Big question? I've read an article this week about Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) that is being used in, apparently, successful treatment for Macular Degeneration. When I went online to look it up, one site's dr. put a message in Nov. 2007 on her blog not to use it on the eyes.

It is being used for all types of chronic pain and especially Fibromyalgia; hence the reason I'm posted this here.

Anything you have heard about this treatment would be useful and gratefully accepted.
Thank you and Happy Saturday,
Cathy
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