HEALTH & WELLNESS
Neuropathy—Nerve Numbness
by Terry Lemerond
I
f you’re dealing with the feeling of “pins
and needles”, numbness, or intense stab-
bing pains in your feet, legs, and arms,
you are dealing with neuropathy. Prescrip-
tion drugs for the problem cause more prob-
lems. I want you to know about the formula
that can deal with all of these problems –
drug free. •
TERRY'S BOTTOM LINE
While there are prescription drugs
available to treat diabetic neuropathy, they
don’t repair delicate blood vessels and nerve
endings and help the body repair some of
the pathways that are involved in metabo-
lizing blood sugar. Plus, they have signifi-
cant side effects.
Fortunately, there are safe and effective
nutrients that can make a big difference.
Together, they will:
• Stop tingling and numbness
• Reduce pain in feet, legs, fingers, and
hands
• Repair damaged nerves and blood
vessels
• Prevent damage to nerve endings ACCORDING TO THE NATIONAL
INSTITUTE OF DIABETES AND
DIGESTIVE AND KIDNEY DISEASE
• About 60 to 70 percent of diabetes
patients have neuropathy.
• Symptoms may not appear until about
10 to 20 years after the diagnosis of
diabetes.
• Sedentary lifestyles, poor diets, and
insulin resistance may mean that many
people aren’t aware they have diabetes
until they have symptoms.
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Help metabolize carbohydrates and
sugars
If you deal with the feeling of “pins
and needles,” a burning sensation in your
feet, legs, and arms, intense stabbing pain
and struggle with blood sugar, you may
have peripheral neuropathy. And you’re not
alone.
Prescription drugs typically recom-
mended for diabetic neuropathy vary, but
all cause their share of significant side
effects. They range from antidepressants and