Re: [CH] Strange Question but not really O/T

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Thank you for your faith in me Rain, I am a tea totaller! Mine is 
idiopathic... source unknown. One of the biggie vitamins is Vit K, and she 
tested me and mine was great.

The Zostrix cream that is the only thing that helps is one of the capsacin 
creams... yay for hot!!  You have to use rubber gloves to put it on. I tried 
others too but this is the best by far.

Linda

----- Original Message ----- 
From: bluezinnia@kyananet.com
To: chile-heads@globalgarden.com
Sent: Saturday, June 20, 2009 6:16 PM
Subject: Re: [CH] Strange Question but not really O/T


>  Peripheral neuropathy (PN) can also have other causes, such as:
>
>      * other cancer treatments, such as surgery or radiation
>      * tumors pressing on nerves
>      * infections that affect the nerves
>      * diabetes
>      * shingles
>      * low vitamin B levels
>      * some autoimmune disorders


And alcoholism, most definitely, but I hasten to say that that's not the 
case
with Linda.

I do seem to recall a study somewhere on vitamin B-something and PN; some 
people
had good results, but I don't recall the stats.  I'll check Medline and a 
few other
places.

Keep on rockin',
Rain
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