Thanks! I tried that previously but the specific article that was quoted on this forum doesn't show up. I found many other articles written by him, but not the one referencing "Alcohol Neuropathy" and healing within 5 years. Any additional help would be greatly appreciated.

The quote I put up is the direct quote from Dr. Wise Young.

It was posted on the Rutger's CareCure forums.

I don't know if there is a "paper" on it. That quote is just an opinion he gave publicly.

Search of PubMed does not show a paper.

His opinion is that nutrition may help with alcohol induced neuropathy. That is why I put up the thiamine and benfotiamine recommendations.

Mrs D there is a paper on it. I have lost the link but if one googles his thread you will find a study with 10 chronic alcoholics with medically proven P/N. They were different ages from 70 down and EVERY single one had there P/N reversed 100% amazing to read and I will try to find the link to the study

That would be very helpful. I couldn't find it.

Be sure to only quote a portion of that study and include the link to the paper (NT guidelines for posting others' work)

I think many people have PN and are blamed unnecessarily for alcohol, when in fact supplements can help this type.

Hi, i just wanted to follow up on this and see if you could please provide a link to this. Thank you!

We have a long thread on our addictions forum that has several people who have struggled with alcohol and its destructive
actions.

http://www.neurotalk.org/alcoholism-...europathy.html

Some on that thread, have improved tremendously and a few who are not moving so quickly to healing.

On that thread is a link with new research about the toxic direct effects of alcohol on nerves in the periphery...DNA damage.

Alcohol Leaves Its Mark on Young People’s DNA | Psych Central News

The ability of people with different genetics, to remove the aldehyde toxins from alcohol metabolism, is probably a reason that studies are not that accurate yet.
These aldehydes are neurotoxic and some people vary in the ability for thiamine to work on those enzymes well.

So while the clinical observations of Dr. Wise Young are very valid...they may not pertain to every drinker equally.

Thank you Mrs D