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Old 12-04-2006, 05:37 AM #5
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Dear Vic

Thankyou so much for posting that - you have given me an insight into the physiological mechanisms of this disease in a way that other papers and doctors have failed. I am guessing this is why HBOT helps some people? as it reverses the tissue hypoxia and forces oxygen into the MVA?

Thanks!! hope you are ok

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