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If small nerve fibers are so robust why aren't we seeing greater improvements.
I don't believe nerve fibers regenerate very well if at all. Maybe if the neuropathy cause is found and cured they might regenerate to some degree but I doubt they will ever have the ability to function as they did prior to injury. Just my uneducated 2 cents opinion.
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That is baffling. But that comes straight from Doctors on a trusted website as far as here on Mayo Clinic Connect believes them to be. I also believe that we could regenerate IF we could focus on the cure and NOT pain masking pharmaceutical drugs, which do zero to fix the problem. Nerves do regrow, can be grafted, etc, takes time. But give me a plan of action for the next couple years, I would follow it 100%. When we want to in this Country it is amazing what could
get accomplished. But the money is not in the cure. It never is in the cure. It is is in the masking pills. Research Nuphoria Gold nerve doctors, and Nerve Shield Pro. Pretty interesting stuff to say the least. We all say we want to see what they are backed by, we what is protocol 525 backed by. They cost the most out of all that I have seen, and no ground breaking improvement for anyone I have seen . So they are all 1 size does not fit all. Maybe we need to come up with it. I mean SFN is right on the skin of my legs, and I can't rub my hands on legs and it relieves burning just going that, so surely we could come up with a cream that would easily help at least to heal the pain.