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do any of the advertised vitamins work, or are they a scam?
Neuropathy | Last Active: Mar 28 6:08am | Replies (36)Comment receiving replies
@jfn
All one can do is try! I do not know what a Berners-Lee is but I can't walk a great deal as my hips and knees don't cooperate. I do believe red meats are a better source of iron than vegetables.
I wish I could massage my feet but because of spinal stenosis I can't bend down to get to my feet and becasue of arthritis I cannot "bring them up to meet me" But all is well - the four wheel
rolater is the best invention in years.
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@marthadean The best thing for you to get is a foot massager it will get the blood circulating in your feet. I am still doing some threatments with a nerve clinic for Neuropathy and the very same viberater they use I bought it's the very best I got it on Amazon $360 called a "MED MASSAGER" . I have through the clinic purchased a Laser and also a electric foot stimulator with stick pads and electrical wires to the control the massager I use before the other devices!!!!
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@marthadean
Hi ha autocorrect for the loss. I was alluding to the time I spend walking my Bernese Mountain Dogs, aka Berners. Meaning rhat I spend time outside, therefore I should not need vit D.
As for massaging your feet, anyball will do, just roll it around enough that all of your foot has had contact with pressure, especially the toes. Get the blood flowing! I also have filled a coke bottle with water, and rolled that around. Find the solution for you, it is there!