ReBuilder for treating Neuropathy?

Question: Have any of you had expericence with the device called "ReBuilder". It's an electronic device used for treating neuropathy, or nerve damage. Any input from some one with hands-on experience with a ReBuilder would be helpful. Does it really work?

Answers:
Hello Hiker,

My wife "had" severe diabetic neuropathy pain in her hands, back, legs and feet for 7 years. She is type II diabetic and has been for 18 years. We have tried a ton of things including nerve stimulation therapy from a doctor. This uses ultra violet and electrical current as the therapy.

ReBuilder uses a form of electrical therapy similar to what my wife was treated with. She didn't get any good results with this kind of treatment. Some people do but the level of success varies. We can't speak directly about "ReBuilder". Since she had no success with the doctor treating her, we felt that "ReBuilder was pretty much along the same type treatment and didn't feel it would benefit her.

We did find a way to get her "Totally Pain Free" however. She has been completely pain free since July 4, 2007 and still is today.

Hope this might help some.

Sincerely,
Gary & Abbye B

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