Neuropathy cream Diabasens touted as breakthrough relief
AHP reports Diabasens a topical cream claiming to improve blood flow and nerve sensitivity to reduce burning tingling and numbness in legs and feet. The trial data cite a 51 percent sensitivity increase in one week and broad nationwide availability.
Believe All the Aches Diabasons Relief Claim
A medical advertisement promotes Believe All the Aches Diabasons as relief for symptoms including burning swelling tingling heaviness numbness and cold extremities. The claim emphasizes quick comfort to those experiencing peripheral discomfort.
Comfort and Confidence after Years of Hurting
Testimonials from Diabasous users describe relief from foot pain tingling and numbness after using the topical cream for about ten days. The ad claims improved walking and renewed sensation with twice daily application, adds a nationwide savings promotion and a toll free number for two free bottles. It asserts FDA evaluation does not apply and results vary.
Trump attacks Koch network amid GOP donor divide
President Trump blasts the Koch brothers as a "total joke" in Republican circles in a string of morning tweets. The clash follows Charles Koch and aides signaling they will withhold support from some Senate candidates over policies on tariffs and immigration.
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Trump claims groceries require photo ID at Florida rally
At a Tampa rally Trump argued that shoppers need photo ID for groceries and accused Democrats of obstructing his agenda. He backed Ron DeSantis for governor and Rick Scott in the Senate race, pressed for stricter voting laws, and tied the discourse to Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation.
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Trump echoes Giuliani on collusion not a crime
Trump repeats Giuliani's claim that collusion is not a crime while defending the Russia probe. Experts note no law makes campaign collusion a crime but warn Mueller could pursue conspiracy or obstruction charges.
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