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Has anyone tried NeuroGenica and found it helped

Posted by ciao7 @ciao7, 22 hours ago

I suffer from diabetic neuropathy and have had a hard time finding anything that alleviates the pain and discomfort except for prescription pain drugs which I use sparingly. Any suggestions?

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John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | 22 hours ago

Welcome @ciao7, Sorry to hear that you haven't found anything that helps alleviate the pain from your diabetic neuropathy. I have not tried it but looking at their website gives me great apprehension that it is just another neuropathy "cure" scam. It does have a few of the supplements that have been shown to help some folks with neuropathy but my at the top of the site I see a link "How it woks?" which is a typo or a hasty built website to sell a product.

You are not alone in your search for what helps. You might want to scan through the following discussion to learn what others have shared.
-- Has anyone tried treatment for diabetic neuropathy?: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/has-anyone-tried-treatment-for-diabetic-neuropathy/

You might also find the following webinars from the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy helpful.

FPN Webinar Demystifying Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy with Rodica Pop Busui, MD, PhD


FPN Webinar: A Holistic Approach to Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy

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heisenberg34 | @heisenberg34 | 20 hours ago
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@johnbishop

Welcome @ciao7, Sorry to hear that you haven't found anything that helps alleviate the pain from your diabetic neuropathy. I have not tried it but looking at their website gives me great apprehension that it is just another neuropathy "cure" scam. It does have a few of the supplements that have been shown to help some folks with neuropathy but my at the top of the site I see a link "How it woks?" which is a typo or a hasty built website to sell a product.

You are not alone in your search for what helps. You might want to scan through the following discussion to learn what others have shared.
-- Has anyone tried treatment for diabetic neuropathy?: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/has-anyone-tried-treatment-for-diabetic-neuropathy/

You might also find the following webinars from the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy helpful.

FPN Webinar Demystifying Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy with Rodica Pop Busui, MD, PhD


FPN Webinar: A Holistic Approach to Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy

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I just saw an article about an FDA approved treatment to help neuropathy called RelieVR.com. It is a virtual reality headset with an assortment of programs designed to help refocus one's thoughts away from their pain. It has a helpful rating of about 50% in reducing neuropathic pain. Might be worth looking into.

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John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | 19 hours ago
In reply to @heisenberg34 "I just saw an article about an FDA approved treatment to help neuropathy called RelieVR.com. It..." + (show)
@heisenberg34

I just saw an article about an FDA approved treatment to help neuropathy called RelieVR.com. It is a virtual reality headset with an assortment of programs designed to help refocus one's thoughts away from their pain. It has a helpful rating of about 50% in reducing neuropathic pain. Might be worth looking into.

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Sounds like it's using brain neuroplasticity. It's an interesting topic and we have a few discussions and member comments on the topic. Here's a search link - https://connect.mayoclinic.org/search/discussions/?search=neuroplasticity.

Here are a couple of other references that I found interesting on the topic:
-- What is Neuroplasticity? A Psychologist Explains [+14 Exercises]: https://positivepsychology.com/neuroplasticity/
-- TED Talks and YouTube Videos on Neuroplasticity: https://positivepsychology.com/neuroplasticity/#ted-neuroplasticity

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