Neuropathy in legs

I'm sorry Tcoach, are you taking anything to help?

I am taking a few things for my new doctor for inflammatory. She has me like on 8 to 10 de Tox before I can start my new antibiotics. I would rather start today

I have just started having neuropathy in the last few months. Glad to hear about the Lions Mane, will order some tonight. I didn't expect it, since I'm not a diabetic and it had not been a problem with Lyme. Also getting some swelling. The magnesium should help with that, I already took some potassium tonight.

I had to start on the tincture, as I was herxing on just a few drops. Figured that would happen though, as it's the first time I've used anything specifically for remyelination of the nerves. I worked up to 1/4 tsp of the tincture. Then I switched over to a concentrated powder, and am having to take it slow and easy to avoid serious herxing, so I'm only up to about 1/16 of a tsp of the concentrated powder, which is approx. 125 mgs and I'm only up to 2 x's per day dosing.

Buhner recommends 3 - 8 grams daily, or 1 tsp, 3 - 4 times daily to restore neuronal structures and add neural regrowth stimulants (he also recommends Chinese Senega root, stating that these are "and/or" products - you can use one or both).

Yep, I fully understand how pricey this can all be, that's why I went for the concentrated powders. I take ridiculously small doses, so I keep reminding myself that it's concentrated!

Since I"m without a doctor, I use turmeric, ginger, Quercetin and boswellin.

For those that have a doctor that will prescribe an anti-inflammatory, that may be more effective. The only time I've used prescription anti-inflammatories was before I was ever in treatment for these infections, so I can't really compare the two.