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Gabriel treats trigeminal neuralgia as nerve pain requiring both symptomatic relief and root cause investigation.
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Gabriel treats trigeminal neuralgia as nerve pain requiring both symptomatic relief and root cause investigation. He uses high-dose B vitamins for nerve repair, anti-inflammatory protocols, tests for MS and nutritional deficiencies, uses acupuncture and neural therapy for pain relief, addresses inflammation and potential infections, and combines natural approaches with conventional treatment when needed. For refractory cases, coordinates with neurosurgeons for microvascular decompression. Pain this severe requires aggressive multi-modal approach.
Anti-seizure medications (carbamazepine, oxcarbazepine - first-line), muscle relaxants (baclofen), sometimes Botox injections, if medication fails: surgical options (microvascular decompression, gamma knife radiation, radiofrequency ablation, glycerol injection).
Medications have significant side effects (dizziness, cognitive impairment, liver toxicity, bone marrow suppression), often lose effectiveness over time requiring dose escalation, doesn't address root cause (compression or inflammation), doesn't support nerve health nutritionally, surgeries have risks (facial numbness, hearing loss, stroke) and don't always provide permanent relief, inadequate pain management leaves patients desperate and suffering, no investigation of nutritional deficiencies that can cause similar symptoms.
A comprehensive, tiered approach combining supplements, herbs, and advanced therapies
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Whole food supplements by Standard Process
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Standard Process + Matter peptides
Anti-inflammatory diet eliminating common triggers, some patients find relief avoiding hot foods and drinks (temperature can trigger pain), eliminate caffeine and alcohol (can trigger attacks), high B-vitamin foods (grass-fed meats, wild fish, eggs, leafy greens), avoid processed foods and sugar, omega-3 rich foods, increase antioxidant-rich vegetables, some benefit from eliminating gluten and dairy, adequate hydration, soft foods during acute flares (chewing can trigger pain), consider blended nutrient-dense smoothies.
Identify and avoid triggers (cold wind on face, touching certain areas, chewing, talking, brushing teeth), protect face in cold weather, stress management (stress lowers pain threshold), adequate sleep, avoid dental procedures unless absolutely necessary, gentle facial care, meditation and pain management techniques, support groups, biofeedback, acupuncture regularly for pain control, avoid extreme temperatures, some find relief with infrared therapy.
Ancient needles, modern healing
Reset dysfunctional nerve patterns
Supercharge your cells with oxygen
Bypass digestion, fuel your cells directly
Cellular charging through magnetic fields
Deep heat that heals from within
Evidence-based practices that complement physical treatment protocols
Mindfulness-based pain management to reduce suffering and improve quality of life.
Learning to control physiological responses to reduce pain intensity.
Hypnotic techniques for pain perception modification.
Acupuncture targeting trigeminal nerve branches for pain relief.
Local anesthetic injections to interrupt pain pathways and reset nerve function.
Addressing suffering, meaning, and coping with chronic debilitating pain.
Curated for Trigeminal Neuralgia
Supplements + Chinese herbal medicine
Standard Process + classical TCM
Standard Process + advanced peptide therapy
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