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My personal journey
After inspiring others to overcome who were dealing with peripheral neuropathy and other challenges, I decided to create a 67 page step-by-step guide, teaching my methods.
Why create this ebook? My main reason is that I know what it’s like to feel the agonizing pain of putting your feet on the ground… I know what it’s like to be drugged on the prescription meds the doctor so readily hands out… and, I know, that you don’t have to go through that. There is another way- and I am proof that it works. And I’d like to make it available to everyone with Peripheral Neuropathy, and genuinely help you. Starting a business helping myself and other PN sufferers, seemed like a great idea.
I’m so confident, that once you start going through “9 Simple Steps Guide” and implementing some of the ‘pain-alleviating’ techniques, your entire life can change.
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Toxic Neuropathy
Toxic neuropathy refers to a form of peripheral neuropathy that can occur as the result of exposure to harmful chemicals or certain medications. For example, both lead and mercury poisoning can lead to this type of neuropathy. The peripheral neuropathy symptoms that occur as a result of poisoning from either lead or mercury, typically develops gradually over time. In addition, many medications can cause peripheral neuropathy as a potential side effect. [...]Plasmapheresis
Plasmapheresis is a procedure in which the blood is purified from circulating antibodies. It is essentially a process where antibodies are filtered out from the blood. First, a long tube known as a catheter is placed in a central vein. The blood is then removed from the body, and the blood cells are subsequently separated from the plasma. Plasma is the liquid part of blood in which antibodies are found. [...]Sciatica
Sciatica is a very common type of peripheral neuropathy that occurs if the sciatic nerve is damaged. The sciatic nerve is considered to be the longest nerve in the human body. It starts in the lower back and runs along the buttock and the back of the leg. The sciatic nerve allows for movement and sensation of the thigh, calf, knee, foot, and the toes. [...]Macrophages and Plasma Cells
Macrophages and plasma cells are special kinds of white blood cells involved in immunity. One of the functions of macrophages involve engulfing invading bacteria. It then digests the bacteria using special enzymes and peroxides. In addition, macrophages are considered to be scavengers, digesting and riding the body of old, dead cells. They also play a crucial role in the immune system by “presenting” invading organisms to the T cells to be killed. [...]Coaching Services
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