I hear it could Help neurologically as well as help dissipate diabetic neuropathy, I have peripheral. Numbers are consistently low so my primary says I no longer have diabetes at all and I've lived that way for the last 6-7 years. No issues.
From a nutritional standpoint it might be a good addition to your prescribed medication. They still don't know much about the biologicals of the proteins which are amino acids and which ones get twisted. They had a good talk yesterday see if you can get the transcript from it from Sami Khell Pennsylvania University.
Not specifically Beverly ๐. The main specialist hospital organizations are Mayo Clinic in Minneapolis and Cleveland Institute I believe it's called where all the major "specialists" hospitals and researchers are I hear.
Have you tried the new drug Attruby yet? It's supposed to be a improvement over Vyndamax Tafamafis.
A New treatment called ALXN 2220 by Nexigan CRISPR is potentially on the market as a trial or long-term cure!!!!! ๐ค๐ฎโ๐จ Hopefully we're All be around and mobile if that comes to fruition, probably years away from being FDA approved.
I'm on Wainua, actually advertised below, home self-injections every 30 days for Polyneuropathy.
Be safe, strong and resilient ๐ โค๏ธ.
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Hi Greg! Do you have any suggestions for finding a new cardiologist in the STL area?
Much Appreciated Glenna!!! ๐
Vyndamax (tafamidis) works specifically by stabilizing TTR proteins and preventing them from clumping together in amyloidosis. It's FDA-approved specifically for treating amyloidosis-related heart disease and heart failure.
While Acetyl L-Carnitine may have some general health benefits, there's no evidence it works the Show Full Answer