Amputations... How to Avoid Them
According to Dr. Batmanghelidj, almost all amputations done as a result of poor circulation can be avoided. See our diabetes page and read Drew Bauman's story how after being told he will need to have both legs amputated, he started drinking water his legs returned to being almost completely normal because his circulation returned.
In summer time when the grass turns brown because it doesn't have enough moisture therefore depriving the blades of circulation, would you think the grass should be amputated? Of course not, because that would be crazy. And in most cases it is absolutely insane to cut off a person's toes, feet and legs when their lack of circulation is simply due to lack of water.
I think it is absolutely impossible to have diabetic neuropathy in the limb of a person who is well hydrated. Medical schooling has dumbed doctor's down to such an extent they are unaware of this. Well intentioned doctors have been ripped off by their profit driven schooling which, through ignorance, is designed to enhance the profitability of the drug companies which give them big grants.
If you are facing amputation and if your doctor thinks that you can put if off safely, try the watercure for a week. I'm sure you will be astonished.
Bob Butts