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Old 10-28-2008, 09:16 AM #1
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Default Anyone tried "The ReBuilder" for Neuropathy?
I came across a device on line manufactured by The ReBuilder Company in West Virginia that claims to offer "electronic nerve regeneration, healing impulses rebuilds your nerves, increases blood flow and strengthens your calf muscles". They offer what appears to be impressive endorsements. Has anyone heard of this item, or better yet tried it? It carries a pricey $699 cost and I'm wondering if this device is nothing more than snake oil or does it have some real value. Anyone??
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Lightbulb if you use the
search function here... many threads will become obvious.

Over the years many have used the Rebuilder or a reasonable
similar type.
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Helps some .... others, doesn't.
Jury's still out.
Supposed to be a money back guarantee, but the company, atho
somewhat reputable, markets like snake-oil sales.
I've had trouble with them in the past, but that was 5 years ago
& they're still in business.
The add-ons for the other pricey stuff they sell, is a waste of money.
Household products work just as well.
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