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THE REBUILDER for peripheral neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: 7 hours ago | Replies (143)
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@970shrink

I tried the Rebuilder device many years ago. I found it completely ineffective and the supplies to be overpriced. I think you should be skeptical of the claims. It simply didn't work for me anymore than electric stimulation at the podiatrist's office. That was also a complete failure. I do not understand how these treatments get approval. You are correct that it's just an over marketed TENS device.

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ann78 | @ann78 | Jan 26 6:48am

I agree, I am now fighting charges of $8,840 for a rebuilder and red light therapy through a chiropractor. I did the therapy at home 2x a day and went to the office to have tens machine put on my legs for 30 minutes. Beware they use psychology and it works.

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smueller19 | @smueller19 | 7 hours ago

I have used ReBuilder and Anodyne (infrared light), and BluePoint’s supplements Greensberry and Vasopro twice daily for almost 2 years. Unless I miss treatment or supplements, I rarely feel any of the horrific stabbing, tingling, numbness, or burning pains. If I stand on my feet too long, my feet feel heavy. It is expensive but has been worth it to me.

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