THE REBUILDER for peripheral neuropathy

I tried it, and it didn't help. I now believe it is a scam. I think the only relief I felt was due to putting my feet in water (which is one way I used the Rebuilder.

I didn't know they were still in business. I actually have one of these that I bought YEARS ago, a 'reconditioned' 2407 from them. It IS a great foot bath rejuvenator for sure, but does NOT "cure" neuropathy. I get more of a kick out of it by not using a battery but rather the power adapter. It is a bit of a bother to fill up the foot bath thing, so I have been using a Revitive disc for years as well. Still hasn't cured me, lol

I had a TENS device years ago and it didn't do much. Two years ago I got the REBUILDER and have used it on my feet (in water). I didn't use it for two weeks and I noticed my balance got somewhat worse and my balance got worse. My feet didn't feel the charge unless I turned it up to 8 which I was told not to go above 6. I put the patches for back on my back and couldn't even have it on 3. It does have more power over the non-prescription TENS machines. I am soaking my feet in water with the REBUILDER on now, even though I don't feel it on my feet, I will walk better and have more conficence than without it. Between that and exercising in the pool for 60 minutes, I feel more confident in my walk and balance. My suggestion is go without it for a while and see how you feel. If it worsens, get back on the REBUILDER!!

Yes, I have spent thousands and thousands of dollars with naturopathic doctors, therapists, acupuncturists, tens units, etc. I have tried Naltrexone, Tramadol, Cymbalta, Lyrica, etc. For me a combo of lyrica and an opioid patch has controlled my pain to a level three the past few years. I know everyone is different. My pain is not something that is intermittent. It is constant. My legs have not felt the same since I developed this disease. Mine is considered idiopathic neuropathy. I have been tested for everything at the university and nothing is positive. All blood tests were negative. My doctor thinks I could possibly pre-diabetic. Who knows. For me it came on after a virus and never left. I have asked my neurologist about every so called "cure" for neuropathy and he said there is none. He will not even recommend IVIG. Not sure why. Thank God I have good doctors willing to treat my pain. I don't know what I would do without them. Best of luck.

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He has neuropathy because of chronic kidney disease, and, yes, Dr Ho’s Circulation Promoter has been very helpful. Thanks for writing

I'm new on here; just signed up. I developed neuropathy on the bottom of my feet due to having two chemotherapy treatments. My bottoms of feet and now feels numb up into my left ankle only. Mostly at night when they both feel even number. My oncologist said it would go away. Can anybody relate to this. I have a feeling it won't go away. I just started taking some supplements for this; called NervaSure 4; supreme organic; which is probably going to be a waste of money.

I'm new on here; just signed up. I developed neuropathy on the bottom of my feet due to having two chemotherapy treatments. My bottoms of feet and now feels numb up into my left ankle only. Mostly at night when they both feel even number. My oncologist said it would go away. Can anybody relate to this. I have a feeling it won't go away. I just started taking some supplements for this; called NervaSure 4; supreme organic; which is probably going to be a waste of money.