Neuropathy Recovery Protocol
A protocol to address the cause of nerve damage and support nerve health with targeted nutrients and lifestyle steps.
62/100
Various integrative neurologists
3 to 12 months; nerves regrow slowly (about 1 mm a day)
21 phases
2 conditions
Protocol Overview
A protocol to address the cause of nerve damage and support nerve health with targeted nutrients and lifestyle steps. Diabetic neuropathy is the most studied.
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Safety Profile
Peripheral neuropathy affects over 20 million Americans. Common causes: diabetes, B12 deficiency (especially with metformin), chemotherapy, alcohol, hypothyroidism and autoimmune disease. Damaged nerves are slow to heal, but stopping progression and easing symptoms is often possible. Alpha-lipoic acid has the best supplement evidence, from several randomized trials in diabetic neuropathy. B12 matters, especially for people on metformin. Benfotiamine has small trials. Better blood sugar control lowers the risk of nerve damage and may improve early symptoms. Standard nerve pain medicines include gabapentin, pregabalin and duloxetine; integrative options are used alongside them, and your prescriber makes any change. Recovery takes months.
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