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Old 03-13-2009, 04:42 AM #1
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Default Frequency Specific Microcurrent and RSD
hello

i am wondering if anyone has had experience with or knows about the effectiveness of frequency specific microcurrent in the treatment of CRPS/RSD.

Also, there is a device called "The Rebuilder", which works along the same principles as frequency specific microcurrent. I wonder if anyone has had experience in using it and what its effectiveness is.

thankyou
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