Thank you kindly for your response, Ken.

I am trying my best to fix things, but not knowing the cause is difficult. What I've noticed is that those with alcohol induced neuropathy have the involvement of larger nerves and more of a length dependent neuropathy, whereas mine is purely small fiber and non-length dependent, so all over the body. That makes me wonder. The neuro suspects autoimmune. Of course, it could be a combination of things and physicians in particular are prone to forgetting that the body is a whole, a complete and interrelated organism.

I thankfully don't have much pain, very little compared to others, but itching, tingling, some numbness, twitching and spams all over. I also have shaking down one side of my body. The autonomic symptons are the most worrisome perhaps. That's just to give you an idea.

No, it wasn't difficult to stop drinking. I miss it and will miss it, since I was big into craft beer culture, but that means nothing compared to my health. The doctors didn't even ask me to stop, but as soon as I read about alcoholic neuropathy, I immediately didn't touch another drop of alcohol. I don't want to risk it and even if I go into complete remission, I'm not sure I ever will again.

I have a very strict ketogenic diet and use various supplements, B12 coming up, just started D3 and K2, and only this has give me relief from when I was very horrible in the summer. However naive it may be, I want remission and am willing and able to do whatever is necessary. So not touching sugar, carbs, alcohol, and many other things is easy for me, even if not being to have a single meal that I didn't prepare myself makes life somewhat more difficult at times.

Thanks again for your response.