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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.
Take a look to Dean´s Recent Articles
Diabetes and Peripheral Neuropathy
Is there any connection between Diabetes and Peripheral Neuropathy? For a patient with peripheral neuropathy and even for anyone related to this person, understanding fully what is this condition about, is a key step to achieve optimal quality life. Peripheral neuropathy is damage to the peripheral nerves which are those that carry information from the body to the central nervous system and bring back a response or an order from it. [...]Peripheral Neuropathy Foot Care
Peripheral neuropathy can be due to many causes, so its prognosis, care and treatment depend on the root cause. However all peripheral neuropathies have a common factor which is damage to the nerves (one or more nerves, bilaterally, unilaterally, progressively or not) transporting information to the central nervous system and, in turn bring back a response from it. Peripheral neuropathy is a two way road that can affect in a very diverse way. [...]Sensory Symptoms
Sensory symptoms refer to those symptoms that cause altered sensations. Paresthesia is a term that is often used to describe any abnormal or unusual sensation that people with peripheral neuropathy experience. Some common paresthesias include pins and needles, burning, tingling, numbness, and shock like sensations. In many cases, these paresthesias have a “stocking-glove” distribution. [...]Natural Peripheral Neuropathy Treatment
Is there a Natural Treatment? Peripheral neuropathy is a common disorder that is caused by damage to the peripheral nerves. This is especially common to the nerves branching out to the legs, arms, toes and fingers. The main cause of peripheral neuropathy is diabetes. However, it can also be caused by toxic trauma like chemotherapy or even physical injury. Also, applying too much pressure to the nerves can result in peripheral neuropathy. There are a couple of remedies for peripheral neuropathy which includes the use of antidepressants. [...]Coaching Services
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