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@A MyMSTeam Member
I thought the Signal Relief patches would be snake oil, but I've been pleasantly surprised by the results.
Regarding the Tao patch.....I'm put off by their ads because they've snatched random videos off Facebook, YouTube, Tik Tok, and/or other platforms that they use in their ads. There's one "commercial" where there's an old man shaking in a chair. I recognize the footage. That man actually had a procedure where electrodes were implanted into his brain that sent electrical impulses that caused his tremors to stop - not related to the Tao patch in any way. That man has tremors. Us MSers have spasms. My neurologist said tremors and spasms are not the same thing.
Anyway, I was not convinced by the Tao ads. And the patches are ridiculously expensive.
I’d love to hear people’s responses to this
I’ve tried numerous things for my ms
On their website Taopatch says they work but I really doubt them
@A MyMSTeam Member
I've not tried that particular patch (yet), but my mother bought me the Signal Relief patches recently. Dropped my pain from an average of 7 - 9.5 to a 5 - 6; BUT it also reduced 90% of the constant neck spasms and has disrupted or diminished exaggerated signals passing through my damaged spinal cord just enough so that my brain doesn't overreact. I can now walk like a normal human being again and my neck is getting a reprieve from the constant workout it's gotten every waking second of every single day since January 26, 2021.
@A MyMSTeam Member, you are being paged. We have another question re: TAO.
Sorry Ann, I've never used it before
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