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Its interesting that they have articles on it promoting insulin resistance. They should clarify finding a source of DM that is not set in a high sugar/syrup base which most of them seem to be. Pill form would seem to be preferable. The fact that it promotes insulin resistance and reduction in neuropathic pain would make perfect sense. I wonder if people who's neuro pain is related to blood sugar/glucose intolerance would be the ones who benefit from this experimental technique.
In the end it is a drug. So, the long term effects of that would worry me. Maybe it's something that would work best for people who get flare ups (sporadic) as opposed to chronic (everyday) pain? If it actually works though? It would still be better than the options out there like Gabapentin and Lyrica that either dont work or kinda/maybe sort of work.
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• R-Lipoic Acid: 100mg - 300mg Daily
• Acetyl-L Carnitine: 1500mg Daily
• Vitamin B12: 1000 mcg Daily
• Magnesium 500mg Daily
• Grape Seed Extract 200mg Daily
• Benfotiamine 300mg daily
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