@golfgame
If I were reading a book I’d like to know why they wrote it and when the author is selling products that could cure/help Neuropathy I think I found the answer and would immediately put it where it belongs, in the garbage or a roaring fire.
I’d give more credence to your doctor's opinion than a couple people selling products under the guise of being physicians. The only help they probably gave you was how to disconnect from your money. There are new books, pills, and other money separation devices coming out daily with many ready to hand over their hard-earned money to them. Depending how much vitamin E are in those pills, perhaps the author will have a cure for whatever bleeding disorder or other problem you may have or be able to cure you of your hemorrhaging stroke that may be lurking. Sometimes neuropathy gets better like mine did. My neuropathy was most likely caused by seizure medication. That medication became unstable, and regardless of my dose was always at a toxic level so I had to switch seizure medications. Sometime later, the horrible, painful sensations went away and were replaced with numbness. I think it would be better to spend money on trying to find what actually caused the neuropathy, than try to cure it with some magic pill. I’m not about to spend my money to line someone else’s pockets, whose intention it was to cheat me.
Just my 2 cents worth.
Take care,
Jake