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Old 02-11-2014, 05:57 PM #1
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Has anyone here heard of this or tried it?

My Uncle called me today and said he talked to a person who told him her PN was so improved after learning how to do the melt therapy. My Uncle passed the info on to me since I have pn. So I googled it, in relation to PN and some stuff does come up with melt and PN.

http://www.meltnc.com/page715.html

That is a link to a site explaining what it is. Also in the testimony section someone does say it helps her PN.

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http://www.ideafit.com/answers/is-th...hy-after-chemo

The above link is specific to PN
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We've had members mention it on our thoracic outlet syndrome forum, you can do a search to find those posts.
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John used it for plantar fasciitis and it really helped along with all the other stuff we used.

We both found that after doing it, our feet felt really open and more connected to the floor. It helps sooth your feet if you have been standing or walking a lot.
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I believe this is the same thing they had on Dr Oz show. I don't know if there is anything on the website about it. If you search this you will come up with the creator's website. She actually was demonstrating using small balls rolling and rubbing them on her skin.
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