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While awake with burning toes so bad desperately searching for help I ran across the supplement Neuremedy.
Anyone here ever try it?? Results???? |
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I can't access their site to see what's in it, but from other sites that carry it, it appears that the main ingredient is benfotiamine, which can be gotten by itself for a fraction of the cost. I suspect it's like many other products formulated for PN -- a mixture of a few that are already known to be of some benefit, packaged and marked up. Buying the components individually is not only less expensive, but you can tweak the mixture for your own body's needs.
Benfotiamine has been discussed here quite a bit; try the archives (Search facility). ![]() Doc
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Dr. Zachary Smith Oh, the pain... THE PAIN... Dr. Smith is NOT a medical doctor. He was a character from LOST IN SPACE. All opinions expressed are my own. For medical advice/opinion, consult your doctor. |
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I kinda thought that myself but then you never know if a product has a formula that really works for people. The real answer is if you find actual people who have used it and says it works.
But I agree, and thought the same thing about just buying the main ingredient. Still....can't help wondering if anyone personally tried it. thanks for the input! |
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