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Default VM202 Something to get excited about?
Rather than just treating symptoms of diabetic neuropathy, the gene therapy actually helps the body heal.

Those who received the therapy reported more than a 50 percent reduction in their symptoms and virtually no side effects.

http://www.emaxhealth.com/1020/new-h...tic-neuropathy
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