Have you tried the new Protocol 525 product for neuropathy relief?
I have used the original version of the Protocol 525 product (https://theprotocolworks.com/) since 2016. I have idiopathic small fiber peripheral neuropathy with the only symptom being numbness in both legs. When I started taking the protocol, the numbness was just below my knees. After 2 months, the numbness seems to be just above the ankles which is subjective on my part with no additional testing. I do feel it is a win-win for me as my neuropathy has not progressed like I was told it would by the neurologist. I have continued taking the protocol in hopes that it may continue to roll back the numbness symptoms. I have noticed some new feeling in my feet in the last 2 months. Some feeling has returned to me feet and they seem to feel better lately although I still have the numbness – hard to describe the difference.
The Protocol 525 is not a cure for neuropathy. It treats the pain and discomfort symptoms of neuropathy without the drugs which have their own side effects. Have you tried the Protocol 525 or the original protocol? Did it help? If yes, how? If no, please share.
Note: I have no commercial investment in the protocol and I am sharing this information as someone who has found some degree of relief using this combination of supplements. I also discussed these supplements with my Mayo primary care team before I started taking them. The care team sent them to the pharmacist for review who did not have any major concerns for me taking them.
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For more information and a list of the ingredients, please see the frequently asked questions on the Protocol's website here - https://theprotocolworks.com/faq/.
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@evansjohn007 shared his story in another discussion here - https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/611196/
Look into rosemary it's cheap I started taking that is a proven neuro protector.
I have not tried 525 Protocol due to the complexity and expense but I am taking EB-N6. I am impressed with my improvement. It has been 7 weeks now. I have SFN with no pain. More feeling is returning to my feet and I now am taking only 50mg of Pregabalin daily. In another few weeks I will try sopping the Pregabalin completely.
@retired123, You mentioned you have SFN with no pain. I'm curious why a doctor/neurologist would even prescribe pregabalin if you have no pain. My neurologist and my PCP tried giving me gabapentin and when I told them it's not helping the numbness they both told me there are no drugs that will help numbness, it's only used to treat pain symptoms by blocking the pain signals in the brain (my interpretation of what they told me).
What is NB-E6? Where can I get it? Thanks
Ubelinda
That is exactly what I asked THEM. Each doctor told me it was the "treatment" for neuropathy symptoms with or w/o pain. It did help a bit with the tingling but I wasn't satisfied with their answer so I kept looking. I found a doctor that told me the med tricks your brain into not thinking about the symptoms. It is my understanding all of the gaba drug family is an antiseizure med and off label it is used for neuropathy.
It requires a doctor's order. You can read about it at their website EBMmedical.com
John, I looked into the P5 25 but I have total urinary incontinence and have had for 20 years so I just cannot drink as much water as that program requires. Too bad I will try it. Going to try this evening primrose oil. Appreciate all of your info, bcool123
How do I "ramp up?" Thanks.
@stefspad - The Facebook group has ramp up instructions for the R-ALA in a file you can download from the group. I've uploaded it here for your convenience. I didn't have to do the ramp up myself as I was already use to taking the daily dose of R-ALA before I started the protocol. Basically the purpose of ramping up is to prevent stomach issues some people have with taking a high amount of R-ALA (my words).
RAMP UP (RAMP-UP.pdf)