There is a large collection of peer-reviewed type information
available on
the effects of certain B vitamins......on the mitigation/control of
nerve-related
insults. Not the least of which is the long-running research of Dr. Roger
Williams
(University of Texas).....going back 40 years. ( Dr. Williams work was/is
of WORLD CLASS
....in my opinion).
The most pronounced beneficial action of B-6 (especially for carpal
tunnel syndrome
presentations----is claimed to be "effectiveness in improving the function
of the synovium
sheath surrounding the tendons".
Actually, B-6 is one of the additional substances we have
included in our ":updated"
protocols addressing CTS (carpal tunnel syndrome) and "trigger finger" type
insults. The reason I did not mention this in
my initial response, is because of the fact that our evaluations---for this
inclusion----are of too short a time-span
to generate reliable conclusions (two months). However, the results...to
date....have been splendid.
Our most promising protocol is one in which the volunteer starts
with a initial dosage of 300 mg daily, for
a period of 3 days....followed by a dosage of 100 mg daily----on a
continuing basis.
We have achieved total remediation in 11 out of 11 volunteers
participating in this experimental
protocol. Since adopting a slight variation of this protocol (some time
ago) I have been TOTALLY free
of ANY "trigger finger" insults....whatsoever. Interestingly, it was my
own discomfort from a mild, but
continuing presentation of the condition, which prompted our interest in
the original evaluations.
My congratulations to the individual who posted the excellent
results achieved in her personal
usage of B-6 type amendments.
Sincerely, Brooks Bradley.
p.s. It may be of note to mention B-6 (even in elevated dosage e.g. 400
mg) has displayed no
hyper-vitaminosis........whatsoever.
On Sat, Jun 29, 2013 at 10:37 PM, Bob Banever <bbane...@earthlink.net>wrote:
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> That’s interesting. After researching the vitamin I cannot find any
> reference to your wife’s condition, nor any reason why this would work for
> it. Not to say it hasn’t done the job, just can’t find any reason for it.
> ****
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> *From:* Del [mailto:d...@altsystem.com]
> *Sent:* Saturday, June 29, 2013 8:17 PM
> *To:* **silver-list@eskimo.com**
> *Subject:* Fw: CS>Fwd: PLEASE HELP RE MY HUSBAND..****
>
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> My wife has completely solved her trigger finger problem through the use
> of this product:****
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> http://www.amazon.com/Thorne-Research-Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate-Vegetarian/dp/B005P0JHS6/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1372561544&sr=8-3&keywords=thorne+pyridoxal+5%27+phosphate
> ****
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> ****
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> It is a form of B vitamin (B6?). She advises taking two to three capsules
> a day for about a week, then reducing to one a day until symptoms have
> disappeared. There are no negative side effects that we know of. The cure
> has been complete, but it may recur, in which case you take this product
> again. ****
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> ****Del********
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> Brooks,
> my husband, my dear husband is suffering from trigger finger of the ring
> finger on the left hand, for the last 3 weeks. Nothing can be done with
> conventional medicine for this problem. Can you please suggest something.
> His symptoms are : very difficult to bend the finger from the first knuckle
> away from the palm, if he bends the finger, it locks up, then he has to
> manually unlock it. Intermittent pain.
>
> Bless You,
>
> Glenda Mason****
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