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- - Restore-N (https://www.neurotalk.org/peripheral-neuropathy/28467-restore.html)

Will do.....thanks...M

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Originally Posted by mrsd (Post 150103)

how a newbie in a far off land, found it so easily.

Billye, I think you should PM that address to Melody and edit your post.

If this is a solicitation that was cleverly put....you just provided it
for the original poster!

I don't like that site at all.... so many words, with no substance.

Here is a bio for James C. Boswell:
http://www.disciples-training-center...p?pageid=14954
I guess he had a "message" to invent this product? And keep it mysterious?

Mrs. D, I'm confused, just read this and I don't find an address. Did I delete it aready?
Long hard week. I'll tell you all someday the things that have happened to me this week.
Billye

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Originally Posted by Silverlady (Post 294787)

Mrs. D, I'm confused, just read this and I don't find an address. Did I delete it aready?
Long hard week. I'll tell you all someday the things that have happened to me this week.
Billye

yes, we all decided to not put the address up...since this is a very questionable secretive product.

Sorry you've had it rough....make a thread so we can help? (if you are up to it that is).

If you apply GlyOxide or Peroxyl to the sore every 2 hours and
they sometimes heal up faster. This kills the bacteria in the mouth that
tends to keep them open.

Cutting back on citrus also helps (including tomatoes).

Geranium Oil (Pelargonium Graveoleus)

Hello!

I just joined this group and hope you can help me. I've been searching for therapeutic grade Geranium Oil (geranium oil - Pelargonium Graveoleus, Ait.) from Bourbon/Reunion Island. I know this is months after your post, but if you're still here, can you tell me where you bought yours?

Thanks so much,

"Snuzer"

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Originally Posted by Marlene (Post 293414)

The geranium oil I have is Pelargonium Graveoleus. The orgin is from Egypt and India. So it is the same the genus. I went back and looked at the abstract and they said it's effective with PHN and RDS. That's pretty specific and neither of which I think John has even though he had a bout of shingles in 2003 which did make his overall PN worse at the time.

Regarding the application....There are quite a few oils that can be applied directly without dilution (neat). But if you are going to cover a large area, one - two drops in a ounce of nut/vegy oil is helpful. My book says that geranium should be a 50-50 dilution....one part EO to one part carrier oil. However, I use geranium neat without a problem. You need take into consideration the overall health and age of someone. Or if someone has lots of problems with contact dermatitis. Older people and the very young have thinner skin. The soles of the feet are the safest place. You can alway do a 24 hour patch test. If you are going to start using EOs regularly, then its a good idea to switch your hand/body lotions to product without all the nasty chemicals. Those can react to the oil over time.

With John, he rubs in one to two drops neat on his feet and applies a carrier oil to seal it in. It also keeps his feet moisturized.

Essential oils can be used internally but you really need to know what you are doing. And they need to be therapuetic grade. The French use them internally. I have used GAIA's oregano oil capsules when I've had a cold. It's very much like herbal medicine. I also use a mixture for a mouth rinse which is very helpful for the gums. But again, I'm talking about using maybe a drop or two. EOs are very strong.

PM me if you want to test this out. I would be more than happy to send you a small sample to try.

Marlene

Restore -N.com for PN

[color="Navy"][font="Fixedsys"][font="Trebuchet MS"]I have done some hunting on the web to see if I can locate the ingredients. I was able to find the Restore - N website and the article written and shared by the doctor who developed this product. HOWEVER, since I wanted to order this product, I want to know the ingredients and if there are any adverse side affects. I was not able to find them. I did find a contact email, so I wrote them a detailed letter telling them why I want to know this. I just mailed it now, March 30, 2009. I am hoping for an answer later today, if not I will be giving them a phone call. It has always been my practice to use common sense when wanting to try a new product. I do not have a level of comfort when buying things without full knowledge of what it is I will either be ingesting or applying. Here is the web site. If and when I get some answers, I will post it here.

Janet

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Originally Posted by aloneouthere (Post 150075)

Anyone heard of this/tried it? It looks interesting but it seems like there are so many different products to treat PN that don't work... It's called Restore-N and I guess it's a cream that increases circulation. just google "restore-n neuropathy" and it'll show up. The reason that it seems fishy is that I can't find the active ingredients on the website. I'd be willing to try this, it's not too expensive but again, I'm overseas.

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Originally Posted by starglacier (Post 292445)

I google this product and this site came up. I have no interest in this product.
I been dealing with numbness in my foot for 4 years. here are the.
Active ingredients 37% JC7. Inactive ingredients: mineral oil,propylene Glycol,Petrolatum,Stearic Acid, Cetyl Alcohol, Peg-40Castor Oil, aloe Vera, MethylSolfonyl methane, Carbomer, Triethanolamine, Methyl Paraben, Vitamins E,A,D,Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone. That is now if you can figure it out let me know or I will send you a sample and maybe we can get a lab breakdown.

Where did you get the ingredients from? I tried to get them but Dr.Boswell told me they were not patent protected.
I have spoken to his wife on the phone.

----- Original Message -----

From: Janet G ( I have omitted my
email for forum purposes only

To: Dr James Boswell

Sent: Monday, March 30, 2009 11:07 AM

Subject: Restore - N

I wrote a letter and sent it to your contacts on the web site,

but to date, have not heard anything back. I have been to

other web sites that are echoing the same concerns that

I have. No picture of the package Restore - N comes in,

and more importantly, NO ingredients mentioned and finally

NO PHONE number, but a way to order this package.

I need to find something that will work and help a family

member with Neuropathy including myself ( non diabetic )

and we are very hesitate about making a purchase to a

company does not list ingredients and who does NOT

provide a phone number.

I hate to have the Caveat emptor attitude, but until I am

able to secure accurate information, I suppose I will have

to look else where for help. The fact that emails have not

been answered, sends up a red flag. If you get this and

can help soothe my concerns, I would be very grateful.

Thank you.

Janet G.

I am researching if it is legal to market a product and sell it without listing the active ingredients.

The FDA for sure DOES monitor unsubstantiated CLAIMS.

http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/ResourcesFo.../ucm143560.htm

Don't believe everything you read.

Seriously, this is how people like that make money. They pray upon innocent suffering people like us to search for a miracle cure. There are NO miracle cures. If there were, we'd all be cured.

Don't waste your money. It's pie-in-the-sky.

I have used Restore n for over a week

One day I went without and could feel a real difference. My numbness was more pronounced. You do need to use it up past your ankle to get it to start working. I would feel more tingling in my arch and feet when I did that. The paperwork suggests that tingling means it is working. I am deciding whether I should order another bottle. There is nothing else out there that has done anything for me. The secret ingredient is listed as JC7. It is made up of three substances that are not listed. If anyone knows of anything that works really well, please post.

Thanks,

Sherri