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New gummy’s for neuropathy

Posted by dkappel @dkappel, Jan 3 11:40am

I hate to ask this but the week or two they’re has 50 different commercials Dr Oz, he claims he has a gummy that gets rid of diabetes in 3 weeks. The reason I am mentioning on this sight is he claims neuropathy can be healed in a short time. I never even listen to these type commercials But 50 all over the networks, social media, news sources. Question has anyone seen these and has anyone you know tried them ?

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careysuzi | @careysuzi | Jan 16 11:26pm
In reply to @dkappel "I only asked when I saw people backing. I have been told that it’s all a..." + (show)
@dkappel

I only asked when I saw people backing. I have been told that it’s all a hoax, I don’t know who is behind it but this scam should have been shut down months ago. I am sorry if anyone thought my question was me advocating the product. NO it’s a scam !!

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good to hear that.

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Chris Trout, Volunteer Mentor | @artscaping | Jan 16 11:38pm
In reply to @seidholz "Be very careful with this. There are many companies that proclaim they are tested for purity..." + (show)
@seidholz

Be very careful with this. There are many companies that proclaim they are tested for purity that aren’t. There is no FDA regulation or oversight on these companies.
I researched over 30 companies and found one in Florida that is owned and operated by pharmacists. Their product is triple tested and has actually been approved by MLB for use. My 97 year old mother has been using it for 3 years with excellent results. PharmaCanna in Florida.

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@saidholz, @raebaby, . @seidholz, good evening. Are you referring to third-party testing when you mention "triple-tested"? Please explain the meaning of MLB. Thanks.
Chris

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