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Old 08-05-2009, 09:01 PM #11
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Default Mentax - for neuropathy - yeah
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Hi, BW & Stari - excuse typing - bad tremors today. Metanx helps improve circulation by increasing endogenous nitric oxide; improves/restores protective sensation and vibratory sensation in pts. with diabetic peripheral neuropathy; metabolizes homocysteine in pts. w/ chronic lower-extremity ulcerations and restores wound healing processes; helps to improve sensation by increasing blood flow & supporting neurofunction as myelinogenesis; for diabetic patients experiencing numbness, tingling and burning sensations in feet. Hope this helps. billie
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