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The title of this book is a misnomer. As a neuropathy sufferer, I have read most of the books. This book's title is far too dramatic and makes promises that are never revealed in the book. Nowhere does it tell you how to defeat neuropathy, nor does it explain plausibly why "drugs and traditional therapies leave most neuropathy sufferers stuck in misery and despair" (wording from the subtitle). Sure, there are some useful tips, but what is implied in the (large) text in this book is that the secret will be worked out if you check into the clinic run by the well-meaning doctors who wrote the book in order to be tested and to develop a custom-built personal plan of attack. But what is their success rate? The book begins with some sensational patient testimonials, but they really seem too good to be true. Has a clinical trial been run to determine the success rate of their approach? Sorry, but I found equivalent information in the two John Senneff books without any sensational promises of reversal of PN.