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Old 08-18-2007, 12:54 PM #1
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Has anyone tried Neurelief foot cream for numbness. I have tried
to buy it but when I call I am told that there is a manufacturing
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I just googled neurelief. I read the testimonials.

How can a creme bring back feeling to numb feet?

One guy wrote "I can now tell when I stub my toe". Another person wrote "my feet were numb and now they are not numb".

All this from a creme?? I'd like to know what is in this stuff.

Melody
P.S. I just emailed the company asking exactly what the ingredients are that is in this foot creme. I'll update if I hear anything
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