Re: Neuralyn

[Guest guest]

Gretchen, the Neuralyn sounds promising by your and Dr. Silva's description.

But I'd

think it would be to your benefit to continue getting some additional info. Do

you

know if Dr. Silva is alone in his opinion? Or who/what Neuracord Institute is?

Jack

Gretchen Glick wrote:

> (A few days ago I wrote to inquire about Neuralyn therapy for my CMT.

> Here is the response I got - for your information with my original email

> to the center. Looks like I could be a guinea pig! LOL) ~ G

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> Dear Gretchen:

>

> Thanks for your e-mail.

>

> As you know, Charcot Marie Tooth Disease is a genetic or hereditary

> disease.

> There not many alternatives or conventional treatments for this disease.

>

> Neuralyn, as you read in the web-page, is very effective against

> pain and neuropathy. And I am very confident you can be treatment with

> some

> expectations of success, a least with some improvement of symptoms, and

> maybe that's can resolve partially the problem.

>

> We do not have any publication, at the moment.

>

> Let me know if we can be of help.

>

> Dr. Silva, Director

> Neuraccorde Institute

>

> ----Original Message------

> From: Gretchen Glick <liliwigg@...>

> neuralyn@...

> Sent: November 27, 2000 2:15:23 AM GMT

> Subject: CMT disease

>

> I have had Charcot Marie Tooth Disease since age 10. I am now 48. I have

> nerve pain in my feet from this and would like to know if Neuralyn

> therapy would take the pain away either partially or completely. Are

> there any journal articles or studies done on Charcot Marie Tooth

> disease or any types of the peripherial neuropathies and Neuralyn

> therapy?

>

> Sincerely,

> Gretchen Glick

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