Has anyone found a treatment that helps with peripheral neuropathy?

@chandria40 at 83 years old I feel fairly good but do have other conditions that give me daily aches and pains, just not the neuropathy. A lot less strength even though I try to exercise 4 or 5 days a week for 30 to 45 minutes along with daily work in the yard and around the house. I can say that my normal is close to what my other friends at the same age is with a few exceptions. Heavy objects are a problem for me along with balance. The neuropathy numbness and some tingling has stayed in my lower legs and feet but has not progressed much for the past 10 years so I consider that a good thing.

B12 is one of the neuropathy supplements I take for neuropathy. The complete list of supplement I take are in the Why the Protocol document I've shared before. Here's the link - https://cdn.prod-carehubs.net/n1/748e8fe697af5de8/uploads/2023/11/WHY-THE-PROTOCOL.pdf.

@chandria40 at 83 years old I feel fairly good but do have other conditions that give me daily aches and pains, just not the neuropathy. A lot less strength even though I try to exercise 4 or 5 days a week for 30 to 45 minutes along with daily work in the yard and around the house. I can say that my normal is close to what my other friends at the same age is with a few exceptions. Heavy objects are a problem for me along with balance. The neuropathy numbness and some tingling has stayed in my lower legs and feet but has not progressed much for the past 10 years so I consider that a good thing.

B12 is one of the neuropathy supplements I take for neuropathy. The complete list of supplement I take are in the Why the Protocol document I've shared before. Here's the link - https://cdn.prod-carehubs.net/n1/748e8fe697af5de8/uploads/2023/11/WHY-THE-PROTOCOL.pdf.

@chandria40 at 83 years old I feel fairly good but do have other conditions that give me daily aches and pains, just not the neuropathy. A lot less strength even though I try to exercise 4 or 5 days a week for 30 to 45 minutes along with daily work in the yard and around the house. I can say that my normal is close to what my other friends at the same age is with a few exceptions. Heavy objects are a problem for me along with balance. The neuropathy numbness and some tingling has stayed in my lower legs and feet but has not progressed much for the past 10 years so I consider that a good thing.

B12 is one of the neuropathy supplements I take for neuropathy. The complete list of supplement I take are in the Why the Protocol document I've shared before. Here's the link - https://cdn.prod-carehubs.net/n1/748e8fe697af5de8/uploads/2023/11/WHY-THE-PROTOCOL.pdf.

@johnbishop

I am 53 and would love to do all the things you listed!!!

@johnbishop
Hopefully, this is the last message. Did you purchase these independently or from this company?

I was diagnosed with Peripheral Neuropathy and Rheumatoid Arthritis in 2015 when I was 55 years old. I was declared 100 % disabled at the same time by Social Security and had to retire.
Think I have been to every kind of Doctor and have had every kind of procedure to correct my Balance,Walking, my Pain and sleepless nights! Nothing worked for all of the problems I had?
After I had used up all my physical therapy from Medicare I decided that I would have to do this on my own! I got a membership to my gym and I started going into training to make my body relearn everything I had lost! So I started going to the gym 3 days a week at 5 A.M. and doing the things I learned in physical therapy. I treated it like my JOB. I was also seeing a Pain Management Doctor during this whole thing and they monitored my progress and adjusted my medications the whole time. After seeing all these different miracle cures that claim everything and do nothing? I found out the only thing that really works is exercise and Pain Medication!!
After over 10 years of this I am as close to being normal as I will ever be. I am 66 years old now and I play golf 3 days a week (Walking) and go to my gym 2 days a week at 5 A.M. and I take Gabapentin,Methocarbamol and Hydrocodone every day under my doctors care.
This will be what I have to continue to do for the rest of my life or until they find a cure for these
diseases? These are the hard facts that do work. It can be verified by my Doctors. I hope this helps someone?

@mp123207
Like you at 82 was diagnosed with sensory idiopathic neuropathy and all docs could do was prescribe gabapentin or Lyrica. I took Lyrica and had so much fatigue I could hardly walk so I said "no" I will put up with the pins and needles than be so tired and be in bed all day. I searched this website and found that alpha lipoic acid really helped and a professional grade of B complex I bought at the acupuncture. It is 80 to 90% better. I wrote a note to my primary care dr about what I did and posting here to help other people. I do not have diabetes but my symptoms were the same as if I did have it. I bought the brand Source Naturals that the store recommended as they take it too. It works better if you take it on an empty stomach for at least 30 minutes. I hope this helps you so you dont have to take those awful pills. Good luck. It takes a few weeks to work so dont get discouraged.

@johnbishop
Thank you so very much, I truly appreciate it!!

Interesting. I've been told I have small fibre neuropathy. I've been through all the hoops, consulted neurologists and others.
I did read, on Facebook of all places, an article about vitamin b12 deficiency. In the UK a blood test is done checking possible culprits for your symptoms. Mine was, mainly, an ice cold sole of left foot but both affected; sometimes burning, always tingling.Maddening. Relief when in bed at night. This article said that the standard NHS test for b12 is flawed, as it measures total b12. There is active and non active b12. Only active should be measured. To cut a long story short I challenged my GP, no joy. So, eventually I oaid for a private test on active b12. It was 30% below the lowest on normal range. My GP checked this then put me on 6 loading doses of b12 over 2 weeks. I've had to continue pushing but,with neurological issues, the Nice ( NHS overseeing body), guidelines state that the injections should then continue every other day until no further improvement. That's where I am. It's early days but I'm hopeful.
I've been tested for pernicious anaemia but it was negative. However it seems that test doesn't pick up all cases so I'm thinking about next stepson this. PA is main cause of b12 deficiency. Not the only one though. Proton Pump Inhibitors taken long term are a cause too( that's used for acid reflux). And others.
I'll update in a few weeks..