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I have neuropathy in my feet and so does my brother. Our neuropathy is a side effect of medication. We use benefotamine which is a B1. You can google it for the address if you are interested. I do not sell this product or have any affiliation with the company nor am I a doctor. But I can tell you that it works for us.
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I have been taking the benefotiamine, 100mg's about 3 to 4 a day, along with Methylcobalamin B12 and stabilized R- Lipoic Acid for 5 or 6 months. At first things seemed better; but now am really having a lot of pain; especially burning of feet and ankles. Has the Benfotiamine improved your burning/PN?? Thanks, Gerry |
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