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Coffee and Neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Jun 19 2:12pm | Replies (62)

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I use to drink 8-10 cup of coffee a day….mainly for energy….but cut back to 2 cups a day first thing in AM. And that works….my brain seems wakeup and to fall into place. I did try decaffeinated but it felt awful on my stomach…tea made me feel bloated….I was told I had neuropathy. I have no pain but my feet and hands are always cold….(holding the warm coffee cup helps with that)Because I am pre-diabetic and CKD3 I dilute each of my coffees(4oz))with 12oz of water and 1Tbs 35% cream…..this way I get a big amount of liquid without carbs. The rest of the day I drink hot water with a slice of lemon. This seems to work, I am able to work in the studio without loss of energy until around 5-6pm. I also bounce on my toes and rub my hands to warm them and long arm-stockings keep them warm. I hope this helps someone.

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My neuropathy is non-diabetic. The neurologist simply said, arthritis both in my feet and lower back has damaged the nerves. My feet feel cold as well, sometimes freezing but they're warm. Obviously the nerves have short circuited and are giving my brain false information. Could be true to the pain as well. I've cut the caffeine completely but it's been only a week so maybe in another I'll be feeling better. Going from the dosage you were taking to nothing may be a factor and it may take a while for my body to get back to 'normal' after going from 2,000mg to 0mg of caffeine overnight. I'll update in a week.
Thanks for your feedback!