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Originally Posted by skurtz View Post
I would love to know how much of each supplement she should begin with.

Has anyone found relief in TENS therapy or acupuncture?
I've tried TENS, but it only works while the unit is on - no residual effect for me.

Here're some daily amounts that should be ok unless your mom exhibits some sensitivity to one or more of them:

B12 (Methylcobalamin) - 1000 mcg (1 mg) since her level is "normal"
RLA (stabilized R-Lipoic Acid) - 100 mg (she could try doubling this, but it may agitate some folks)
ALC (Acetyl L Carnitine) - 500 mg
B5 (Pantothenic Acid) - 100-250 mg

All taken on an empty stomach. The last 3 work in conjunction.
These last 3 worked really well for me (YMMV).

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