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The study provides evidence that HBOT can improve the symptoms and life quality of FMS patients. Moreover, it shows that HBOT can induce neuroplasticity and significantly rectify abnormal brain activity in pain related areas of FMS patients.

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Looking into new drugs fedupwithfatigue.com/new-fi...

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Certain there is a market for something better than can be given now.

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On this showing the NHS are going to prescribe this for so many the costs will come down.

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Admire the optimism a very jaded follower am I.

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