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Default Autonomic Peripheral Neuropathy

Hi All,

I am just wondering if any knows to what extend a peripheral autonomic nerve can heal, and the best way to promote its healing?

WHat supplements etc, is there any research articles I can read in regards to this?

I have autonomic dysfunction presenting as POTS, I apparently have ehlers danlos type 3, which can weaken the collagen and nerves easier to damage from autoimmune illnesses and viruses etc.

Thanks

Andy
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