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Wise Men Healing Balm for neuropathy

Neuropathy | Last Active: Apr 6 5:39pm | Replies (27)

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@domiha

I would love to find something that helps with the numbness and tingling. I don't really have a lot of actual "pain." I'm curious about what OTHER creams or lotions you tried, @valec , that DID NOT help. I've tried CBD creams, BioFreeze, VicksVaporub, and Tea Tree Oil.... none of those provide any lasting relief. The BioFreeze & Vicks cool my feet for a short period.... One could spend a FORTUNE just "trying" all sorts of things.... And I don't buy anything that is being pushed in youtube or other videos.... as so many of those things IMO are just gimmicks.
Glad this Wise Men cream is helping with your numbness and tingling. How long would you say it seems to last after applying it? THANKS!

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So. I’ve used Vicks. It’s done nothing for me. I’ve used CBD Cremes. Nothing.
I’ve used BioFreeze. Nothing. I’m prescribed medical marijuana. And since I’ve chosen not to smoke it, I’ve tried it in liquid forms which is added to water. Nothing.
I’ve tried the marijuana Creme as well. Nothing.
The marijuana gummies help with pain but then all day I’m lethargic.
So the Frankincense oil I’ve tried gives slight relief. And now this balm gives slight relief. The oil you be applied whenever you want. The balm says in the morning and night. But I’ve applied it 4 times today. And a dime size goes a long way. It’s not expensive. So I think it’s worth a try. For me, if I can get even 1% relief, I’ll take it.

@domiha I use magnesium cream at night sometimes along with Magnesium aspirate capsules which I take every night. I wonder if the cream would help during the day-I've never tried it! Idon't have actual pain...it's more of discomfort of not being able to feel my forefeet, toes constantly cramping, uncomfortable wearing shoes. (I live in moccasins!)

I’ve tried all of the above,with little or no relief.

I’ve tried all of the above,with little or no relief.
My podiatrist had a cream compounded for me and it was made up of several different ingredients like Lidocaine, DICLOFENAC, AMITRIPTYLINE,GABAPENTIN and maybe one other.
It really didn’t give me much relief, and didn’t last long either.
After several days I developed a rash on my feet, prob an allergic reaction,so I had to stop using it.

I have tried a prescription pain medication cream that is compounded. I am allergic to so many medications. The cream has bacoflin, gabapentin, ketamine and a bunch of other ingredient’s it also has a long acting lidocaine type medication but it’s not called lidocaine. . I will get the breakdown on Monday when the compounding pharmacy is open.
My husband rubs it into my feet. Since my feet stay cold I sleep with socks on.