Studies prove the ReBuilder^® works for peripheral neuropathy:

Beating Peripheral Neuropathy

By John P Hayes Jr., DC, DABCO
www.neuropathydr.com

Through out my career, and now with increasing frequency, I have had the occasion to treat patients with peripheral neuropathy, (PN) often with varied success.

While consulting other doctors, I discovered some were still very frustrated with their results treating PN as well. Because I was seeing so many of these patients, I began researching alternatives to current therapies. I was fortunate to find David Phillips, PhD. Dr. Phillips is the inventor of many medical devices, and Founder of ReBuilder Medical. Click here to read more.

New Treatment of Painful Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy with the ReBuilder^® Electronic Neuromuscular Stimulator, Dr. Arnold, DPM

Six patients with diagnosed neuropathic pain due to type 2 diabetes were given a ReBuilder electronic stimulator and treated themselves once daily for 30 minutes. Patient compliance was very high and all six patients reported significant relief (average 40%) from their diabetic peripheral neuropathic pain. Click here to read more.

Dear Dr. Phillips: Just wanted to tell you about a few more cases we recently took into our program at the office.

Joan is 77. She has suffered with peripheral neuropathy post colon cancer and L foot weakness and gait changes, secondary to spinal stenosis. She had no vibratory sensation distal to the iliac crests. I discharged her after 5 weeks active care in our intensive program to a home program and monthly follow-up.

At the Discharge Reexam, she stated she had 60% reduction in her peripheral neuropathy in 5 weeks (this is after suffering for 5 years). Upon her neuro exam, she now had vibratory perception back in the lateral ankles, symmetric return of light touch, but most astounding was a dramatic improvement in L foot strength.

Neil is a 54 YO guy, who is diabetic, likely had metabolic syndrome for years before the DM Dx. Terrible neuropathic Sx in his feet, plus cold and trophic skin changes to boot. He told us he heard about our program on the radio. At his five week point he was about 70% better and happy he could feel his feet again, walk more normally plus reduce his meds.

Lastly, Clem is an 85 YO lady. I have been caring for her for almost 20 years. Initially, we got her through Macular Degeneration (dry) with nutrition Rx. She became diabetic about 15 years ago, We managed some initial neuropathic Sx back then with inositol and B Viites, Chromium GTF, etc.

She has her monthly chiro care like clockwork. Well, unfortunately, she now has neuropathic changes of the pelvic plexus due to the diabetes which has affected bowel and bladder function. Her meds did not help at all.

I began 15 min Tx sessions over the LS spine 12 weeks ago. And she had almost immediate improvement with bowels after 1 year of embarrassing accidents.

John P Hayes Jr, DC, DABCO

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