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Neuropathy pills: How to avoid scams?
Neuropathy | Last Active: Aug 7 7:53am | Replies (74)Comment receiving replies
No truer words were ever spoken I almost got hooked in $15000.00 up front payment because he doesn’t accept insurance, he was very persuasive but to good to be true. I’ve been on it 3 days not much difference so I’ll give it 10 days I’ll keep in touch. Thank u for responding. How sad we can fly people to the moon, do heart transplants I could go on and on and l can’t figure out how they can’t help us with this horrible disease. God Bless U.
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I gave it a full 30 days - no difference for me. I totally agree. Not enough is being done to find solutions for this painful condition. Oh wait - that's because Big Pharma wants to keep us hooked on Gabapentin, Lyrica, Cymbalta, etc. and scammers want to keep us buying their snake oil. Yeah, I'm pretty jaded after all this time about any of it. I've found a few things that help at night - a topical I've used for years called Ted's Pain Cream (www.tedsbrainscience.com) and it often soothes the nerves in my feet at night so I can sleep. I use their original formula, which has a light minty smell that dissipates quickly, and it's not greasy. I tried their extra strengh version but liked the original better. Other times, I use Salonpas Lidocaine Roll-On. It's all trial and error, but these are the few things that have brought me some relief. God bless you, too!