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Old 11-01-2020, 07:55 PM #3
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I've told my story many times so won't again...neuropathy can do different things and often I itch more than other times. My best supports for neuropathy are: Grape Seed Extract, been taking it 25 yrs, and Inosine for the last few yrs.... I've talked about both these supports.... Tons of good info on this forum.
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