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Hum, strange that it made my feet hot. I tested it on my forearm and a couple of days later, I put it all over my feet. Scared to use it now. Maybe I will try in a smaller area, daytime. Thanks.


With autonomic neuropathy, my bp goes up and down. Would be hard to tell if it went down.
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