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Does any neurologist prescribe Alpha Lipoic Acid

Neuropathy | Last Active: Oct 3 6:06am | Replies (21)

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My neurologist suggested I take ALA with B12. I was already taking them and continue to do so over 2 years later. I still have burning in feet and calves and asked the doctor if I could be having this from being insulin resistant and pre diabetes, and he said yes. Not one doctor addressed my high numbers or asked me to address prediabetes. I've been doing this all on my own researching and studying all the high numbers in my extensive blood work taken Sept 6 and 12th by a holistic doctor. I've had so many health issues none of my doctors even know about from their short and incomplete exams. I'm on the road to my own recovery now.

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My research has found that ALA with B1, specifically, Benfotiamine (more bio-available) has greater efficacy. Anecdotally, it has improved my Peripheral Neuropathy, along with Magnesium, and D. I had the condition, and it was made significantly worse by taking a fluoroquinolone antibiotic, known as Ciprofloxacin (there are many), known for it's eight Black Box Warnings from the FDA, by everyone except the medical community. To make matters worse, the same medical group gave me five injections of Prednisolone Steroids concurrently. I'll spare you my "tale of woe," suffice it to say, it's extensive.