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03-16-2012, 03:28 PM
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I am doing my Biannual CE for my license renewal and found this lesson in the list available.
Much to my surprise... snake venom homeopathic, in two products show promise! Nyloxin and Cobroxin. Here is the Amazon Cobroxin page with reviews: http://www.amazon.com/Cobroxin-Gel-2.../dp/B002VFYHGA Normally I'd be skeptical, but I am leaning towards trying one of these lately, since my spring shingles pain is off the charts! The downside of these, is that time is necessary to see relief. Perhaps several days to a week...of 4 times application. But they don't seem very expensive, and since I just bought some Arnicare for my elbow last week. The Arnicare is not working well and cost about the same. You can Google these products and read for yourself. But I have to say it is rare to find a product in my professional literature for CE credit that was fringey or strange!
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