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Does Neurotherapy work for PCS? POLL

View Poll Results: Does Neurotherapy Work for PCS?
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Definitely.
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It could be beneficial. 2 100.00%
It could be beneficial.
2 100.00%
Probably not. 0 0%
Probably not.
0 0%
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No way.
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Default Does Neurotherapy work for PCS? POLL
I wanted to repost this poll so that it is viewable.


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Here is my story if you have advice on which Neurotherapy device, and how on Earth I am to ever come across one.
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...ad.php?t=31327
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