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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 😔. 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!!!!! 😤😮💨 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 🙏 ❤️.
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Hi Greg! Do you have any suggestions for finding a new cardiologist in the STL area?
Much Appreciated Glenna!!! 🙂
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
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