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Old 07-08-2009, 09:25 AM #1
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Default a well meaning friend suggested hyperbaric oxygen
So, unless there's new data on this, my understanding is its efficacy has pretty much been disproved (like bee string therapy, amalgam filling removal, etc.) What are your thoughts? Does anyone else have strong feelings about this - pro or con?

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oops. I should probably have posted this in the main area. If moderators move it, that's fine with me. Sorry!!
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