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Hi there.

I can only indicate what it did for me (and many others). I found out I had diabetic neuropathy many years ago while I was in the podiatrist's office and he was using some kind of vibrating tool on my toe nails. Well!!! I nearly jumped off of the chair. He kept going "Good good, you have feeling". I wanted to choke him. My feet buzzed all day long.

I immediately knew I had to by Methyl B-12 (from reading all the posts on this board). I know it does not work for everyone but it saved my life and sanity as far as my neuropathy goes. It also has other benefits. Why not try it for a while. You have nothing to lose.

Let's see what others say when they glance at these postings.

Melody
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