Reply With QuoteThis is common in hypoglycaemia. Possil this can be due, not only to low sugar in the blood, but due to a poor uptake of the glucose into the cells that need it. Low chromium can be one cause and dietary supplementation has proven successful for some of my clients including myself.
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hi, I am really looking for any research done on the treatment of hiperhydrosis, with manual therapy techniques (OMT)... I would like to do my final year research project on this outonomic nervous system syndrome, but really need more information.. Does anyone know where I can get more?
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hi for sweaty hands u can also use ionisation techniques using zinc compounds available in market hope u get enough material on this i treied it and it really works
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