Regeneration - when is it too late

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08-26-2015, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by beatle

I do as well. I just hope it happens before I can't walk anymore.

Nerve regeneration itself is a slow process (when possible), takes a very long time. This is what I have heard from the people who have claimed to regenerate them. So, I would be surprised if they came out with a medicine that would cause fast nerve regeneration. If they did i would bet there were some serious side effects.

I am surprised there hasn't been a topical cure though, something that you would just rub on and it penetrates wight to the nerve stimulating growth.

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