diabetic neuropathy of the hands and feet

Neuropathy affects more than twenty million Americans each year. Care providers and physicians alike concur that there is no effective cure for neuropathy. Doctors treat it by prescribing pain medication and anti-depressants which do little to address the underlying problem.

Patients experience pain and burning sensations in their toes, feet, fingers, hands and legs. Usually it starts in the toes and progresses from there. Many cannot touch their feet to carpet without feeling severe pain. Others develop numbness over time and cannot feel anything, which causes a loss in coordination and balance.

Over the last 20 years, science has found several natural alternatives for the management of neuropathy in feet. Many double-blind, placebo controlled clinical trials have been conducted which have shown significant results improving the neuropathy condition. The following natural ingredients are the most clinically proven alternatives to prescription medications:

R-Alpha Lipoic Acid is one of the few nutritionals that cross the blood/brain barrier to enter the brain and go to work where it is needed the most. It is a potent antioxidant that is both water and fat soluble. A cell transporter that carries and distributes glucose is a main function of R-ALA.

Doctors and Researchers have show that R-ALA is 12 times more effective than the cheaper form of ALA found in most supplements. R-ALA is also know to help suppress the the pain, numbness and burning sensation associated with neuropathy by providing an increased level of blood flow and oxygen to the nerves.

R-ALA is one of the only supplements which has the ability to regenerate not only itself, but other antioxidants such as B vitamins which combat free radicals which are the primary cause of nerve damage.

Methylcobalamine taken in ultra high doses have been proven in clinical studies to produce nerve regeneration. Methyl B12 supports the sheathing that protects nerve cells and it has been shown in studies that it promotes the regeneration and growth of nerve cells.

Methylcobalamine is a stimulated, highly bioavailable form of vitamin B12 that does not require intrinsic factor for absorption. Latest studies show that methylcobalamine has an elevated ability to support neurological function. This form of vitamin B12 promotes protein synthesis for maintaining healthy nerve cells and myelin.

The most common type of vitamin B12 used in most supplements is call cyanocobalamine. The body must convert this cyancobalamine into methylcobalamine in order to be absorbed by the body. As the body gets older it loses its ability to convert cyancobalamine to methyl B12.

Here are some excerpts from clinical trials conducted on methyl B12:

Benfotiamine has shown to have 3.6 times greater absorption than common vitamin b called thiamine. Benfotiamine is a fat soluble version of vitamin B1. It means that this form can be taken orally in large doses and will not flush out of the body the way that water soluble thiamine does.

In addition, benfotiamine is shown to have a reduced toxicity level compared to thiamine hydrochloride. Millions of people have used Vitamin B1 in the past few decades and have reported no adverse affects. Benfotiamine has a unique open-ring structure that enables it to pass directly through cell membranes in the cells.

Here are some excerpts from a few of the many clinical trials conducted on benfotiamine over the years:

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