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@seadog
Hello, the light therapies reduced my pain and allowed me to be more active. The latest skin biopsy showed that my small fiber density had improved. But I am not sure if this was because of the therapies. I also went gluten free and take a lot of expensive supplements from the functional medicine doctor. I think that you definitely have to try the light therapies first before purchasing. For me, without the light therapies I would be back to a "couch potato ". But again, this is not a cure. From all of my doctor appointments, I know that diet is extremely important. Gluten and other protein foods caused severe inflammation and pain for me. But even control of the diet is not a cure. Until I find the cause, I will always be trying to control the pain. (You can Google Anodyne red light therapy and Avant hand held cold laser for more information on the characteristics of each type of therapy....and how circulation is improved, etc)

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@esthersue
Hello, I would like to hear more of your experience or knowledge on gluten and "other proteins" affect on neuropathy. What "other proteins" are you referring to.
Thank you.