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| Sis |
Posted - 07/07/2004 : 15:29:30
has anyone been diagnosed with nueropthy? Does Dr. sarno mention it anywhere in his books and/or tapes as also being TMS? Can it be stopped in it's tracks with Sarnos theories, if not how about medicine?
cyn |
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| tennis tom |
Posted - 07/08/2004 : 21:16:59
O.K. Sis, here's the name of the comapany I got it from, but Dave's probably not gonna' like it, so, don't tell him who told you,  : Life Link (http://www.lifelinknet.com). They sell it by the name "Xobaline" Methyl B-12. On the label it says "This is a vegetarian Product". I think they are located in SoCal, where-else?
Good luck from your Bro',
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| Sis |
Posted - 07/08/2004 : 20:09:29
thankyou for your interesting input. I wld like the name if you wld please.
Good luck to Pumpkin.
God Bless
cyn |
| tennis tom |
Posted - 07/08/2004 : 18:24:00
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Originally posted by Sis
has anyone been diagnosed with nueropthy? Does Dr. sarno mention it anywhere in his books and/or tapes as also being TMS? Can it be stopped in it's tracks with Sarnos theories, if not how about medicine?
cyn
Funny you should ask Sis. I have a diabetic cat and one of the effects is neuropathy of the hind legs. I couldn't find neuropathy mentioned in the index of Sarno's _MBP_. In my cat it exhibits itself as weakening of the rear legs do to nerve damage.
Regarding meds. I just started giving my cat a supplement that has been highly touted on a feline diabetes message board. It is methylcobalamin or methyl B-12. I got it for about $20 by mail. I figured it was worth trying, since I've alreday got over $10,000 into this cat in vet bills over the last two years. If my cat starts jumping onto my bed again like he used to I'll try it myself. I think it is intended for humans too. Since cats don't know about placebo effect I'll do the experimentation on my old cat Pumpkin.
My guess is, as far as humans go, a diagnosis of neuropathy, would have a minimal chance of being correct. It's probably TMS causing muscle weakness. As usual, you should be checked out by a "qualified" medical professional to eliminate any serious "real" illness, preferably a TMS doctor, if your fortunate enough to be near one. Then get back to doing the TMS work.
If you want the name of the company I got the supplement from let me know. |
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