Comprehensive Notes on Neuropathy and Nerve Plaque

Understanding Neuropathy and Nerve Plaque

Neuropathy is often misunderstood as solely a result of diabetes, aging, or nerve issues.
If neuropathy pain persists despite various treatments, the underlying cause might be nerve plaque.
Ivy League experts have identified nerve plaque as a sticky substance that blocks, overloads, and poisons nerves.
If unchecked, nerve plaque can lead to nerve death and potential amputation.

A simple 30-second ritual can help clear out nerve plaque and regenerate nerves.
This method aims to eliminate numbness, burning, and tingling.
The approach differs from medications, ointments, therapies, diets, exercises, or common supplements.
Complete sugar elimination is not required.

Sarah Johnson, 51, from Denver, Colorado: Experienced relief from pins and needles and terrible pain after trying the method.
Jennifer Adams, 49, from Seattle, Washington: Regained the ability to walk miles, mow the lawn, and garden without pain.
Over 62,300 individuals have benefited from this discovery, including the presenter's wife, who almost lost her foot.

Eliminating nerve pain can provide a golden ticket to a pain-free life.
The presentation will reveal:
- Why dietary changes, including cutting out sugar, might not be sufficient.
- The link between sleeping position and neuropathy.
- A scientifically proven ritual for nerve pain relief.

The discovery targets the root cause of neuropathy without drugs.
Pharmaceutical companies may suppress this information to protect their profits.

David Moore, a 51-year-old research scientist, shares his experience with his wife Lauren's neuropathy.
Lauren experienced numbness, tingling, and burning sensations, eventually leading to mobility issues.
One day, Lauren's legs buckled in a supermarket, leading to a diagnosis of neuropathy.
Doctors prescribed medications like Lyrica, Cymbalta, gabapentin, naltrexone, and tramadol, but they caused side effects without providing relief.
Lauren's condition worsened, leading to isolation and a decline in quality of life.
David discovered infections, ulcers, and sores on Lauren's feet, raising the possibility of amputation.

David researched neuropathy studies, surgeries, supplements, and experimental treatments.
Drug companies have no incentive to cure neuropathy due to the profitability of long-term drug use.
Ivy League doctors admit that gabapentin does not work, yet prescriptions have tripled.
In 2021, big pharma made 1,400,000,000.00 from gabapentin alone.

David contacted Dr. Tyler Bigger, a research associate specializing in neuropathy.
Dr. Bigger shared that Ivy League researchers discovered nerve plaque, similar to arterial plaque.
Nerve plaque is triggered by advanced glycation end products (AGEs).
AGEs are proteins or lipids that become glycated due to exposure to sugars.
Plaque buildup stretches and expands nerves, causing them to burst open.
This short circuits the connection between nerves and the brain, leading to numbness, tingling, and burning.
If unchecked, nerve plaque can cause the need for a walker, cane, or wheelchair, and potentially amputation.

Nerve plaques are not caused by age or sugar consumption alone.
They result from exposure to toxins in air, water, soaps, shampoos, personal care products, industrial chemicals, and processed foods.
Processed foods often contain soybean oil, canola oil, sunflower oil, and other "healthy" seed oils linked to neuropathy.
If individuals over 40 experience numbness, pins and needles, or burning, it is likely due to nerve plaques.

Dr. Baker mentioned Nobel Prize-winning research demonstrating a way to suction out plaque and help nerves heal.
A rare super nutrient called chiridylis yanousuo can fight off toxins that create nerve plaques.
Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York found that chiridylis yanousuo sweeps through the nervous system and eliminates nerve plaques.
It acts as a bodyguard for nerves, preventing toxins and pollutants from infesting the body.
In a study on mice, Cordyalus yanusuo brought a seemingly dead limb back to life.
A study on humans showed a 27.6% improvement in overall nerve pain and nerve function.
Combining Cordillus yanisuo with two more clinically studied ingredients can provide even better and faster relief.
A nutrient studied by Harvard and Yale researchers, Apotia feacanthia, kills nerve pain better than prescription drugs.
A puntia fiacanthia blocks the channel that sends pain signals to the brain.
Dr. Dan Ziegler found that a Punctiva Fiacancia can slash nerve pain by up to 52%.
Marshmallow root can help boost levels of nerve growth factor (NGF), regenerating and repairing nerves.
A study of 1,257 men and women with nerve issues showed clinically significant improvements with marshmallow root.

David combined pure samples of each ingredient and made a batch to test on Lauren.
Initially skeptical, Lauren tried the formula and experienced some numbness vanishing in her toes, but still needed a walker.
One morning, Lauren was found walking the dog without her walker.
After months, Lauren's energy returned, and she could play with her grandchildren and take long walks.
Her neurologist was astonished at her transformation.
Diabetics in their church congregation tested the formula and experienced significant pain relief.
The formula's cost was $300 per month, but they aimed to make it affordable by ordering in bulk.
They created NerveCalm, an affordable, easy-to-swallow capsule taken daily, manufactured in a GMP-certified facility in the United States.

Linda Johnson, 65, Chicago, Illinois: Experienced pain relief after taking Nerve Calm.
David Letterman reported relief from diabetic neuropathy after taking Nerve Calm.
Dr. Eric Berg recommends Nervicalm.