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Non-diabetic neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Jul 20 8:46am | Replies (76)

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It truly is a journey as you say, pbBrown. Glad to learn of your positive news. I also dropped weight--went from 100 to 95 but am now back at 98. I tested positive for celiac disease--which is autoimmune--and can cause peripheral neuropathy--which I have. Like you, I have made dietary and some lifestyle adjustments. I now am gluten-free in terms of diet and I am working on keeping foods with added sugars out of my gut. My toes are a bit numb, I never had pain and the tingling is alot less. Gabapentin and Rx drugs are not the answer for everyone. Unfortunately, these medications are vastly prescribed these days.

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Good luck in your journey. I know it's not easy and I thought of giving up many times. But keep trucking through. I hope it doesn't get blocked out here but I started listening to Gary Brecka. And taking his advice as far as some natural things. Breathe, I do every morning I'm spiritual so I pray I think that's definitely helped me. I stretch every morning only takes me a couple minutes I think your legs are very important especially I'm 67 at my age.'cause people start falling and breaking things and it's important to get your legs under you and the rest will come. And the eating healthy. All good stuff