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Default Trying to re-condense my daily regimen for nerve regrowth. Looking for veteran help!
Hey guys. sensitive info here but we are all adults....

So, I am trying to aid the regeneration of the peripheral nerves in my groin (penis) from an injury at around 1 1/2 years ago. I am looking for suggestions on the best most hardcore supplement regimen I should be using to tackle regeneration from all angles. Please help me with any suggestions.

Right now I am taking:

R-lipoic acid : 300 mg
ALA/ALC- 500/150 mg
b6: 75 mg
b12: 5 mg
Magnesium: 400 mg
flax oil: 2 tlbs


What else what else?
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