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Old 11-17-2011, 11:28 PM #1
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Default An interesting link to a testominal thread about the use of Benfotiamine
I am normally very dubious about testimonials of any kind, but the following link will take you to a thread of testimonials that are striking regarding the use of Benfotiamine for neuropathy and a host of other things:


http://benfotiamine.org/testimonials.htm#case1


What do you think of this feedback ... legitimate, bogus, or somewhere in between? These seem to be real people getting real results!
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