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Scientists Uncover New Treatment for Diabetic Neuropathy

An article published in May of 2012 in Nature Medicine reported that a chemical (methylglyoxal) that is produced excessively in people with painful diabetic neuropathy, appears to attack and modify a protein in nerve endings that causes nerves to become hypersensitive to pain, heat and cold. This may lead to investigating ways to increase an enzyme, glyoxalase, which removes methylglyoxal and could reduce or eliminate pain.

Who needs this when the treatment for painful diabetic neuropathy has already been discovered, is inexpensive, safe, and works in just a few 15 minute treatments with infrared light? For indepth information about this treatment, put "infrared light therapy" in the searh box on doctorsaputo.com. While this treatment has not been approved by the FDA, Dr. Len has treated hundreds of people with this condition successfully.

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7 comments

    1. DoctorSaputo

      Hi Jimmy… I’m sorry to hear about your wife’s chemo therapy induced neuropathy. I don’t know of practitioners in your area but you may be able to find one through one of the vendors of infrared light devices at thorlaser.com. The other option would be to travel to the Health Medicine Center in Walnut Creek, CA…just out of SF. Let us know if this interests you… Dr. Len

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