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I am a heart patient. a recent ad claims to overcome eds using high frequency, low intensity acoustic wave therapy. is this phoney?
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ED: It is marketed as a method of cure but more questions need to be answered in future trials before it can be offered as a routine treatment. It’s a continuing field of inquiry.
Answered 7/31/2018
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