The procedure described in this article is similar to what I had experienced with a chiropractor who was supposedly a neuropathy specialist after giving him thousands of dollars because our medical insurance did not recognize his treatments. Granted, there were several therapeutic procedures used besides the one described in the article. Some helped a bit but only temporarily and the more I was treated, the less I saw of the doctor and the less I was impressed with the technicians administrating the procedures. Every patient was given similar treatments, no matter their neuropathy source.
I did lose about 20 pounds which would have been impossible without the supplements and anti-inflammatory dietary guidelines he provided but the pain was not affected by what I ate. I excluded inflammatory food to try to avoid food triggers and did not want my lack of control responsible for wasting all of the money I paid and not healing. The only explanation for my nerve damage was being on a statin for way too long. Nerve damage from statins is usually permanent. The extensive blood tests I received revealed stress playing the largest part for my condition (cortisol was elevated) and stress does seem to exacerbate my discomfort.. To be fair, before statins, I did suffer from various painful conditions, most likely undiagnosed fibromyalgia which is greatly affected by stress.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-mdfl/pr/lakeland-doctor-pleads-guilty-healthcare-fraud
Bottomline, Women should not use statins, especially if they suffer nerve inflammations because nerve damage from statins is permanent.
ETA: I did find a product that is helping!
Chazael
Chazael pain relief lotion
I did lose about 20 pounds which would have been impossible without the supplements and anti-inflammatory dietary guidelines he provided but the pain was not affected by what I ate. I excluded inflammatory food to try to avoid food triggers and did not want my lack of control responsible for wasting all of the money I paid and not healing. The only explanation for my nerve damage was being on a statin for way too long. Nerve damage from statins is usually permanent. The extensive blood tests I received revealed stress playing the largest part for my condition (cortisol was elevated) and stress does seem to exacerbate my discomfort.. To be fair, before statins, I did suffer from various painful conditions, most likely undiagnosed fibromyalgia which is greatly affected by stress.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-mdfl/pr/lakeland-doctor-pleads-guilty-healthcare-fraud
Bottomline, Women should not use statins, especially if they suffer nerve inflammations because nerve damage from statins is permanent.
ETA: I did find a product that is helping!
Chazael
Chazael pain relief lotion
