John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | Jan 31 8:11am
Hello Ted @ttl1520, You will notice I changed the title of your discussion to identify the book. Sorry I have not read it but hopefully others that may have read it can share their thoughts with you.
I've noticed a lot of advertising in the area of treating neuropathy with chiropractic services so I'm a little skeptical but I do know one friend who says their neuropathy feels better after treatments but the treatments are expensive and seem to be never ending. Here's an article from the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy that discusses this kind of treatment – Beware Expensive Treatments of Peripheral Neuropathy: https://www.foundationforpn.org/2016/04/11/5179/
Hello Ted @ttl1520, You will notice I changed the title of your discussion to identify the book. Sorry I have not read it but hopefully others that may have read it can share their thoughts with you.
I've noticed a lot of advertising in the area of treating neuropathy with chiropractic services so I'm a little skeptical but I do know one friend who says their neuropathy feels better after treatments but the treatments are expensive and seem to be never ending. Here's an article from the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy that discusses this kind of treatment – Beware Expensive Treatments of Peripheral Neuropathy: https://www.foundationforpn.org/2016/04/11/5179/
Hello Ted @ttl1520, You will notice I changed the title of your discussion to identify the book. Sorry I have not read it but hopefully others that may have read it can share their thoughts with you.
I've noticed a lot of advertising in the area of treating neuropathy with chiropractic services so I'm a little skeptical but I do know one friend who says their neuropathy feels better after treatments but the treatments are expensive and seem to be never ending. Here's an article from the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy that discusses this kind of treatment – Beware Expensive Treatments of Peripheral Neuropathy: https://www.foundationforpn.org/2016/04/11/5179/
I need to say that I did read about a patient who had traction for her back and her neuropathy went away and hadn't come back. I suppose hers was pinched nerves.
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Hello Ted @ttl1520, You will notice I changed the title of your discussion to identify the book. Sorry I have not read it but hopefully others that may have read it can share their thoughts with you.
I've noticed a lot of advertising in the area of treating neuropathy with chiropractic services so I'm a little skeptical but I do know one friend who says their neuropathy feels better after treatments but the treatments are expensive and seem to be never ending. Here's an article from the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy that discusses this kind of treatment – Beware Expensive Treatments of Peripheral Neuropathy: https://www.foundationforpn.org/2016/04/11/5179/
Thanks. John
Read Reversing Neuropathy by Brian Prax(Amazon)—by the way—I’ve gotten FAR more info out of the chiropractor field than neurologist
I just ordered this book. I’ll report back after I’ve read it.
I need to say that I did read about a patient who had traction for her back and her neuropathy went away and hadn't come back. I suppose hers was pinched nerves.