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Has anyone had success with Red Light therapy for foot neuropathy?
Neuropathy | Last Active: Feb 6 10:53am | Replies (23)Comment receiving replies
@keifriffards I have never heard of the Prickly Pear remedy; however, I have always noted that Natural medicine in Europe is miles ahead of North america. I must research that. Remember B vitamins are water soluble so we tend to pee whatever is not used in the therapeutic process
I try to not be excessive as well. It makes me crazy when I hear what some doctors tell those suffering from neuropathy. It is a slow journey when we are trying to heal and restructure our fractured nerves. I only compare month to month past and never day to day. Best of recovery to you!
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@gcapling thank so much for your kind words. I agree with what you said about what Doctors say. My neurologist told me my tests were all within the normal range for some one my age. I thought, how could that be? He then immediately wrote me a subscription for Gabapentin, while I had already been on DULoxetine for 6 months with no positive results, doing nothing to help my symptoms or address any potential cause, and making me feel like a zombie. The Gabapentin side effects were even worse, and I quit that within a couple months.
The product that has Prickly Pear and other herbal ingredients is called NervaEase. Hoping for some positive results, as it seems to have provided that for some users.
I agree with your thoughts on Europe vs North America. Maybe the ties to Big Pharma have less impact there.
Thank you again for your thoughtful input. I appreciate it.