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Is there anything for Neuropathy relief ?
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I have been battling with diabetic Neuropathy. I keep being told by my doctors to basically “SUCK IT UP” and keep my levels as “perfect” as possible. Not always easy, I know I'm not always good @ doing the maths but basically I'm human! I have seen ads for a product called “Neuropathy Relief” on the internet. First thing on google search, its “naturopathic” and mega expensive. Has anyone ever used it ? Does it work? I'm on a disability pension and 60 years old, should I just put up with it and as the doctors say just try harder to get my levels right? -
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Dr Simon Easterbrook-Smith
Health Professional
My research interests include immunology and the mechanisms of amyloid formation. The latter has implications for people who are dealing with Alzheimer's Disease, Parkinson's Disease … View Profile
Adding to what Stephen wrote, you might find the information in these two sites (one local, one American) about diabetic neuropathy helpful;
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/diabetic-neuropathy
There are many ads for products like “Neuropathy Relief” on the Web. Personally, I would be very cautious about those products, mainly because you will have no idea what is in an allegedly therapeutic product that you buy on-line.
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Kirsty Woods
Exercise Physiologist
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Hi there,
Although not my area of specialty, some clients have mentioned supplementation with Magnesium or COq10 has offered some relief. May be worth considering, all the best!
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