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Old 06-05-2011, 02:50 PM #1
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Im just curious if actually inhibits nerve regrowth or if it just causes pain?
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I really don't know....have you searched this?

Caffeine in excess constricts blood vessels...and for those with circulation issues, that would be a problem I would think.
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Hi, well I can only say it didn't stop my nerve regeneration, don't know if it slowed it down though, I do drink a lot of coffee.

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Without reading through all your posts. How did you get your nerves to regenerate?
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Without reading through all your posts. How did you get your nerves to regenerate?
I was very fortunate that the causes were found, prediabetes & low B12 levels, so I changed my diet to a low carb diet and done exercise, also took B12 supplements, took years to heal properly.
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When ever you read about diets and pain or health problems they say to avoid caffiene. I thought for some reason it was thought to increase pain.
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