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DallasGuy,
If i could just give some small advice. This isn't a one size fits all sickness. Unfortunately, you have to see what works for you. Everyone is different. I tried pointing out things that i thought were more general. the white carbs seem to be an issue for everyone because they are evil for our cellular makeup and directly irritate nerves. There are many other things though that some people have no problem with and some who can't bear them. i know people who have neuropathy and are able to basically eat whatever they want. They are also pretty drugged up. I dont wanna be drugged up so I can eat ice cream every other day. i can live without it. Oddly enough you will see that when you eat in a way that your body reacts well to, your labwork will usually reflect it. Once I made significant changes i saw shocking improvement in my bloodwork. I finally got a diagnosis 8 months ago. In my case I stopped taking a statin and my symptoms stopped progressing (A statin which i really didn't need anyway because cholesterol is not as evil as we have been taught but that's another story). So, for me i have damaged small fibers but no other progressive nerve issues. So, my way of eating was a learning process, trial and error and it evolves every day. I try new things now and then and learn what i can or cannot do. In my opinion, that's what you will likely have to do as well. Some folks have to eat a certain way becuase its diabetes induced, some alcohol induced, some toxic, medication induced.... There are so many possibilites.
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Diagnosis: Idiopathic Small Fiber Neuropathy (Statin Induced) • 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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