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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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Medications That Cause Peripheral Neuropathy
Is there a Cause for Peripheral Neuropathy in Medications? In the human body, peripheral nervous system plays a vital role in connecting nerves from the brain and spinal cord (commonly referred to as central nervous system) to other parts of the body, such as the arms, feet, legs, hands, mouth, face, and other internal organs. Ideally, the main function of these nerves is to deliver vital signals concerning physical sensation back to the brain. The above disorder, which is the Peripheral neuropathy, occurs when the nervous system of the body fails to function accordingly, because they are either destroyed or damaged. In other words, peripheral neuropathy disrupts the nerves from doing its normal body functions. [...]TENS and PENS
TENS and PENS stand for Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation and Percutaneous Electical Nerve Stimulation respectively. Both procedures can be helpful in alleviating some of the more painful symptoms of peripheral neuropathy, but have to be used repeatedly to sustain the benefits. During TENS procedures, a small battery operated device is worn by the patient and electrodes are typically placed on the surface of the skin, over the area where the pain is felt. [...]Motor Symptoms
Motor symptoms of peripheral neuropathy typically refer to the effects the neuropathy has on a person’s movement. One of the common complaints of people with peripheral neuropathy is muscle weakness. The muscles surrounding the affected nerve may even start to waste away, and appear smaller than usual. This occurs as a result of the muscles not being stimulated enough due to the damaged nerves that run through them. On physical examination, a person’s reflexes, may be decreased or absent. [...]Vitamin D and Peripheral Neuropathy
Vitamin D and Peripheral Neuropathy Most of you may know from reading my book “Peripheral Neuropathy Nine Simple Steps to Reduce the Pain” http://amzn.to/XOnpXJ , that I have been using a bunch of alternate ways to minimize the pain. The ebook has been downloaded over 2000 times by individuals with neuropathy and by caregivers. [...]Coaching Services
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