Peripheral Neuropathy is a complex condition that many people suffer in silence. Because people typically can’t see neuropathy, and because the symptoms manifest slowly over time as pain and loss of coordination in the hands and feet that eventually turns into numbness, many people put off treatment and rehabilitation of neuropathy symptoms until it is debilitating.
Thankfully, we now have effective treatments for peripheral neuropathy. Thanks to advances in laser light therapy, nerve training and regeneration therapy, as well as specialized supplements that saturate the body with needed nitric oxide and other specialized essential aminos, peripheral neuropathy symptoms can be reversed.
However, there are a lot of long-term physical and environmental components to managing neuropathy, and the more educated and involved you are in your care plan, the more your symptoms will reverse and stay reversed.
Below are three excellent, accredited books that anyone who is experiencing neuropathy symptoms needs to read:
Peripheral Neuropathy Diet: A Beginner’s 3-Week Step-by-Step Plan to Managing the Condition Through Diet, With Sample Recipes and a 7-Day Meal Plan by Patrick Marshwell
While the exact origins of peripheral neuropathy can often remain elusive, it is often a consequence of many diverse factors such as diabetes, infections, or other underlying health issues that can be affected by nutrition. This book focuses on how to use daily nutrition to bring down inflammatory responses and promote food choices that can increase needed nitric oxide levels and healthy blood. This book is geared for beginners and focuses on creating a three week meal plan that supports neuropathy reversal with an emphasis on the education of a diabetic diet.This paperback book is 104 pages, and is also available on Kindle and Audiobook for readers preferring this format.
You Can Cope With Peripheral Neuropathy: 365 Tips for Living a Full Life by Mims Cushing and  Norman Latov
While many people participating in a neuropathy reversal program will be seeing improvements within the first months of treatment, peripheral neuropathy symptoms can still persist during treatment or even after. You Can Cope With Peripheral Neuropathy is a collection of techniques, tips, and daily life hacks that will help everyone who lives with this painful condition. It can also serve as a useful resource for their families, caregivers, and health care providers supporting people with peripheral neuropathy. This book is longer at 232 pages, but is packed full of useful safety tips, travel tips, and everyday tools to make living with neuropathy easier while going through therapy.
If you or a loved one are suffering from peripheral neuropathy, or suspect you may have symptoms of peripheral neuropathy, please contact Optimal BioHealth and set up a consultation and exam today!