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Following conversations with my chiropractor yesterday, I have a new action plan. Neuropathy is a complex matter and it is tempting to just address the pain rather than considering what’s causing the discomfort. The way ahead that I’ve now decided is to take a two-fold attack on the condition.

Firstly I have a number of supplements that I will take that should help ...


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I have an appointment with my chiropractor at noon today.

This will be my fourth appointment with her since I chose to use a chiropractor rather than a physio to address the problems that I’m having with my body.

My chiropractor offers a holistic approach to reducing and eventually eliminating the problems associated with Peripheral Neuropathy

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It’s always dangerous with peripheral neuropathy to think that you’re on a winning streak. However I think there is much room for optimism when I look at the situation this morning. There are aspects of the condition that I seem to have made real progress on. Edema and red legs appear to be a thing of the past. My legs are no longer badly swollen and have almost returned to t...


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I have now added Magic Magnesium Glycinate 600 mg to my daily intake.

On reading the box I see that it contains bulking agents.

This is a red flag in terms of natural remedies and I will need to search for an alternative.


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Following My diagnosis of idiopathic peripheral neuropathy, I have been determined to stay away from the standard NHS treatment, which is basically nerve blockers. There is lots of dialogue about this medication giving you brain fog or the symptoms of dementia. Consequently I’ve resisted my doctor’s suggestions to go on gabapentin or the other nerve blockers. My preference ha...


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