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Research Resources
Research Resources summarize several research studies related to neuropathy treatments, including the use of Anodyne Therapy, L-citrulline, Glutathione, Rebuilder, low-level light therapy, and nutrition.
K Neuropathy Research Packet provides clinical research studies that have been published in peer-reviewed journals about Anodyne Therapy.
Anodyne Peer Review Analysis outlines the summaries of clinical studies and statistical analysis of outcomes.
L-Citrulline & Glutathione & NO2 explains how supplementation increases the concentration of markers indicative of nitric oxide synthesis.
Rebuilder and the Cancer Centers of America is a one-page letter, in which the Director of Cancer Treatment Centers of America shares the positive results of the use of the ReBuilder for Chemotherapy Induced Neuropathy.
L-citrulline VS L-Arginine White Paper Study (Vaso Pro Supportive Study) is a white paper study that specifically discusses L-citrulline’s role in nitric oxide production, vascular health, muscle protein synthesis, ammonia elimination, and immune function.
Synergistic Effects of Light Therapy and Nutrition is a research on the benefits of low-level light therapy in therapeutic procedures, and how low-level light enhances nitric oxide synthesis.
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