Has anyone tried NervaEase for neuropathy?

Hello @marbilupton, Welcome to Connect. It's just another in a long line of so called neuropathy cure supplements. It does list some of the common ingredients other nerve health supplements use that are also listed on the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy here - https://www.foundationforpn.org/vitamins-and-supplements-for-nerve-health/. You might want to scan through the more than 700 discussions and 1800 comments by other members on supplements for neuropathy.

What symptoms do you have with your neuropathy? Have you tried other treatments?

@johnbishop My main problem is numbness of my feet and starting to progress up my legs. I am just trying to figure out where to start.

@marbilupton I have the same main issue with my neuropathy and that's what brought me to Connect back in 2016 looking for others and trying to learn what has helped them. I shared my neuropathy journey in another discussion here - https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/310341/.

You might to scan through a discussion from 2020 to meet others with similar symptoms.
-- Neuropathy: Numbness only, no pain: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/neuropathy-numbness-only-no-pain/

@marbilupton I have tried a lot of supplements including nervprin and most did nothing. My podiatrist who sees a lot of patients with diabetic neuropathy (not me) has prescribed a compounded supplement with correct dosage of Vitamin B's. I get it through a compounded pharmacy in Florida..they send it..about $40 per month. Name is EB-N6. Take twice a day. I also take D3, K-12, and Mag Glycinate and the rest of my many bottles I just tossed. Have had labs on the B vitamins and all are in range. Of course nothing brings back the sensation (I have numbness and vibration but not pain although at night I get leg cramps that can be very challenging). I feel pretty stable right now....although my upper body occasionally has tingling. I do alot of fitness classes and most of the time have no problems; impound like zumba, cardio are helpful...also pool workout. This is a challenging disease.....i encourage you and everyone to stay moving;walking, yoga, etc. Oh..forgot to mention Low Dosage Naltrexone...also compounded prescribed by my Neurologist at Columbia...another no insurance drug but only $35 a moth. This drug gives me a sense of well being and that I ca cope and deal with neuropathy and it is used most often as a pain killer if you have pain. Good luck. We all need to keep sharing , encouraging and advocating.