Is this good for neuropthy?
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It's my neurologist's go-to treatment for neuropathy of all kinds, diabetic and nondiabetic. I have neuropathy from Hashimoto's thyroiditis and pernicious anemia and RLA has worked wonders.
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As a holistic clinician, I would definitely rank R-Lipoic acid as an excellent choice for neuropathy! I would suggest taking the supplement before each meal to help regulate blood sugar and so much more! Doctors Best makes an affordable bio available option. Might I also recommend their Ubiquinol or COenzyme 10? The two together could really help! Take Care!
796964
Yes. Works for me. Alpha Lipoic Acid contains 2 forms: R Lipoic acid &S Lipoic acid. R is the part that is bioactive - the part that actually does something. So 100 mg of R-LA is equivalent to 200 mg of A-LA.
796965
Yes, for me it has helped enormously. As they say, get the R-ALA. I got the 600mg the last time. It is the bomb.
796966
Yes, it sure has helped my neuropathy. Be sure to get R-ALA rather than plain ALA.
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Yes. Works for me.Alpha Lipoic Acid contains 2 forms: R Lipoic acid &S; Lipoic acid. R is the part that is bioactive - the part that actually does something. So 100 mg of R-LA is equivalent to 200 mg of A-LA.
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While I am not a doctor so am not qualified to give advice about healthcase, I would think that as long as there are no sutures between your spine and the unit, and your spine has not been modified in any way (it is still able to move in a natural way, then I would think that this usit could be of value for holding your spine in the proper shape, hopefully offering some pain relief.
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I use it as much as possible, it helps but is not a cure. I use it in the kitchen, the car, and take it along for bridge games. I have had it for 6 months. I would recommend it. I had painful sciatica nerve issues.
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I bought it for my daughter who has a lower back problem. She used it for a while until her doctor did an MRI. She got some relief. She will have a confirming MRI next week and if it shows further deterioration, a neurosurgeon will do back surgery. We followed a therapist's recommendation and now the next action is up to the doctor. It is idle for now.
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MSN is thought to add pain relieving benefits. There are no definitive scientific studies to prove it works for all the claims it makes. I am trying it to see if my Lab does better on the Dasuquin with it than without.
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I am responding to a question asked on Amazon about Strontium by Orthomolecular brand. My very knowledgeable primary care provider recommended this product, and this brand specifically. She considers it an excellent brand, and research indicates we need 1,000 mg. of Strontium taken APART from calcium in supplements, milk, etc. So this product does that. (All other products that I have seen mix calcium and strontium in one dose, which is not effective). I had osteoporosis and neither my health care provider nor I wanted me to take pharmaceuticals any longer for it due to side effects. Right after I started taking Strontium I was in two car accidents successively, and so for the one and one-half years between DEXA scans I got almost no exercise. Nevertheless, my last DEXA showed I am out of osteoporosis into osteopenia at a significant difference -- then at age 61. My osteoporosis was once 37% bone loss in the spine. Bioidentical hormones probably help this also--I have taken them for 10 years. I seldom rate products but I think I owe it to others to let them know this really works for me, with no known negative side effects. (It is a minor mineral as I understand). It is used in Europe a lot. My physical therapist has used it with good results also. I have a friend who is an internal medicine physician and after reading the research she now gives her patients the option to us Orthomolecular brand Strontium. Read the research and then you will be careful with other Strontium products. There may be other good ones that I don't know about, but I trust Orthomolecular because my health care provider knows and recommends the company, and she is not getting benefit from selling those products.
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Depends, it sure wouldn't hurt. This product aids in recovery and protein synthesis. (uptake of usable protein for your muscles to grow). Optimum is a good product. Hard training and adequate rest are important.
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Very good for brain and nervous system. Read all the info they supply and go to the www.lifeextension.com
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No, my husband's integrative physician prescribed it to lower his elevated estrogen levels resulting from prolonged testosterone supplementation. It has lowered his estrogen levels to an acceptable level. He needs to take testosterone to maintain his muscle tone and body mass due to Parkinsonism.
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I don't know, but I doubt it. It's for neurological balance (migraines), not allergies, as far as I have ever heard.
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It is great if they are not crawling yet. So it depends on the child. It helps with their eye coordination, movement, and sensory. I have given this has a gift and each time they are loved!
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Hi! I am in natural healthcare and have used these shakes off and on for several years. This product is very low in calories, fat, and sugar, making it a good option for most diabetics to supplement their diet. It does have some fake sugars, which can affect the nerves, but most things low fat have some if not more. I don't know of a direct correlation to this and prostate cancer. It is loaded with nutrients, which gives the body more "fuel" to run. I use it with almond milk instead of cow's milk because the dairy slows my system. The shake mix has cassein in it (milk protein), but that doesn't bother me. I have read some research looking at the link between dairy and cancer, but that really addresses what you choose to mix the powder with instead of the shake ingredients. As with anything, I would start slow to see how my body responds and wouldn't overdo it. I have had clients use it as supplemental nutrition, as a meal replacement, and as a protein shake while working out. Most of them seemed happy with their results.
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I would say nothing lose to give it a try, it worked to my baby who has a 100% large head in every baby checkup. My son used it from 1 month to 5 month.
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I used it for my 2YO. It was a fun motivation for brushing, but they were a little freaked out by the noise at first. I think it's intended for a little bit older kids...your call.
1083150
Yes I believe it would be good with toddlers, it is an EXCELLENT product at a very good price.
988355
Yes, as long as it is 10,000 lux or greater it is recommended for treatment of SAD. It has helped me throughout the winter season. 30 minutes, daily in the am -Sit under at a 90 degree angle. It has been a life saver.
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I heard it was good for aches and pains such as sore ankle, shoulder, muscle strain, etc. It seems to have helped. I have no idea about using it for a kids bath or why you would want too.