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Airing Pain 116. Neuropathic Pain 2 of 2: Latest Research

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The next instalment of Airing Pain airs on Tuesday 6th August, discussing the science behind neuropathic pain. Watch the trailer here! vimeo.com/painconcern

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Hermes 123. Just watch the trailer! I know not on pain relative to cancer! But totally disagree routing other paths of pain, otherwise a person such as myself suffered pain since 1969. after all kinds of treatment both private and NHS the weird wonderful but no decrease in the amount of pain I suffer, one day there might be a cure but not in my life time. Hermes.

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Hi jojojerseyGirl

Hermes123 Here magnetism is as old as the hills for pain relief, its just Americans dress it up. In the 1970. I had very old neighbours who live opposite me, the husband had two industrial magnets that he slept with at the bottom of his bed and swore they help his feet, I tried it a few weeks later never made any difference to me, another thing I tried was a machine like a long tumble dryer that had magnets placed all around it, and a large calibrated wheel to turn up the intensity of the magnetic field, swore it would cure my pain, got up walk away feeling ok, half an hour later all gone.

I am certain if such a cure exist it would be in all the big hospitals, I keep an eye out for such reports, but none of the claims have reached further than the waste paper bin. Thanks anyway. Hermes.

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