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What really helps feet with neuropathy
Neuropathy | Last Active: Jun 3 7:55am | Replies (33)Comment receiving replies
@johnbishop
Upon diagnosis, my neurologist said there was nothing he could for it. He ordered Gabapentin, I took it three weeks. It made me loopy and masked the pain but did nothing for the neuropathy,
I researched neuropathy and found a chiropractor certified in neuropathy. I do two treatments twice daily: ReBuilder electrical stimulation and Anodyne infrared lights, In addition, two supplements of Vasopro and Greensberry. At first I had biweekly chiropractor visits consisting of manipulation, spinal decompression. Vibration platform, and Denner Roll which are helpful.
Now I have weekly visits. It was pricey, but I wasn’t screaming in pain. Again, it manages the pain.
I am contemplating ordering Neuro Salt, developed by Dr OZ. The ads say it cures neuropathy.
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@smueller19 I checked on Neuro Salt. It sounds wonderful, but it's a scam. DR. Oz has nothing to do with it.
@smueller19
Dr. Oz has nothing to do with Neuro Salt. It's a scam.
@smueller19 I had the same experience. The chiropractor was a game changer when I was in screaming pain. I personally don’t think there is a ‘cure’ for neuropathy although I do believe that nerves can regenerate and repair.
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I'm not sure I would waste money on Neuro Salt. From what I've read the Dr OZ ad is an artificial intelligence (AI) scam and Dr Oz is not associated with the product like many of the other neuropathy scams on the market. I wasn't able to find any scientific research on the product.