The B vitamins have been recommended to me many times... especially for neuropathy. B6, B complex and many do B12 shots too.
Posted by Parisa (Member # 10526) on :
Look into Niacin and ALA
Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
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Good answers above.
Glutamine is good for healing some stomach tissue (don't know if stomach nerves or just tissue). Just don't take too much or it can be too excitatory for nerve cells in the brain.
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Posted by kgarrett (Member # 17420) on :
Prescription Metanx which is folate and b12
Posted by MY3BOYS (Member # 17830) on :
if i have this correct b-12 shots (daily), qco10, sam e, acytl-forgot (to take 4 caps dialy), and fish oil at 3 daily are all for lyme support and neuro. they all support each other in function from LLMD. cant find the printed list right now from LLMD. has to stop q co10 with mepron
daily b12 shots did help, but at $210 bottle without ins. payment at all, went to very good/ GREAT b12 mix that does make diff. in overall energy.
Posted by nyjohn (Member # 15361) on :
lion's mane mushrooms
Posted by pryorka (Member # 13649) on :
Lions mane like nyjohn said. But it helps to combine everything you need to build nerves. Phosphyditalcholine, Phosphyditalserine, Fish Oils, and Flax oils w/ primrose oil, B vitamins, and then the lions mane stimulates the production of nerve growth factor. Then when you have everything the nerve growth factor needs to build nerves it's much easier to accomplish.
Posted by sparkle7 (Member # 10397) on :
Natural Care, Nerve Fix is pretty good... (I don't sell anything.)
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Remaining in the same seated or standing position for an extended period of time. Trauma to the body part where you feel the sensation. Mechanical pressure on the nerves in your wrist, neck, lower back or spine and other areas.
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I assume you are already on a gluten-free diet - that is one of the very best things to help nerves heal: avoiding gluten. And not just for the stomach. Even weeks after consumption, gluten can damage nerves in the brain, too . . . in the whole body.
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Great replies here. I, too, have seen great help with Lion's Mane (but I only used it a few months years ago). I keep meaning to get back on it as I saw a very nice, even response - nothing jolting but felt my brain was stronger and less jumpy.
For more, I can't search now but this site always has great articles with solid sources for their background research: