[Aussie99]

I can't post it because I am on an IPad. I stumbled across JackRuse.com and I read his explanation on neuropathies mostly labeled idiopathic and why and how they spread. He explains the iodine and low vitamin D connections. He advocates a low carb ketogenic diet (Paleo) and warns all Pners to stay way from all sugar alcohols. He discusses the most important supplements to take such as Revesterol.

I have to read the article possibly 2 more times to understand the medical information, but it sounds as if he really knows his stuff. It's been a long time since I read anything so detailed.

Anyhow I am interested in others opinions on this article.

Aussie

[Marlene]

I believe this is it. He's states it takes 18 -36 months to heal. You really have to be patient and not give up if you don't see results in a month.

http://jackkruse.com/what-is-peripheral-neuropathy/

[madisongrrl]

Jack Kruse is a neurosurgeon and pretty smart guy (and a wee bit intense too). He has been on a number of Podcasts - especially Ben Greenfield's fitness podcast. I recently downloaded his book to my Kindle, but I have yet to read it.

Terry Wahls is another person who advocates for a Ketogenic diet for neurological conditions and has an excellent book as well. She has been interviewed on several podcasts in the Paleo and fitness communities.

[Marlene]

I've not heard of him till now. I found that we have done quite of few of the things he mentions in the article over the years. I'll need to look into the higher doses of resveratrol now.

[IllPn]

Thanks for posting I enjoy reading articles on the subject I am going to go read it now I do still eat sugar but going to try and cut back I know it is in a lot of foods too but have not eliminated any of that yet

[januarybabe]

Originally Posted by IllPn

Thanks for posting I enjoy reading articles on the subject I am going to go read it now I do still eat sugar but going to try and cut back I know it is in a lot of foods too but have not eliminated any of that yet

I have apple pie in oven right now. Is this allowed? LOL

[Aussie99]

I could spend a month reading all his theories data and so forth. I find his information on neuropathy & iodine very interesting. I was hypo for years and I was told I was normal. It's only when I went hyper and shed 10 kilos and started foaming at the mouth from my metabolism being too high that I was sent to an endo who diagnosed me with Graves. I am in remission now but I wonder to what extent my thyroid was involved with my PN.

Anyhow he has a lot of good information on EMF's and I never even stopped to think about the cellular damage they cause but this makes for some very good reading.

Aussie

[hopeful]

Originally Posted by januarybabe

I have apple pie in oven right now. Is this allowed? LOL

Start after that pie is gone!

[AussieDebbie]

Originally Posted by januarybabe

I have apple pie in oven right now. Is this allowed? LOL

Only if you share it around us.

[caroline2]

I found the iodine connection interesting too and I just did post on this doctor's info.