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Old 12-27-2011, 10:31 PM #1
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Default A friend with numb feet from Chemo for Cancer has question
A friend of mine who had Stage 3 Colon Cancer also had Chemotherapy which apparently cured it.

However, it also left her with numb feet.

Would any of our traditionally-discussed supplements (R-Lipoic Acid, ect.) potentially reverse some or all of the numbness?

Mrs. D?

Others?
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