Nerve Friendly Foods: A New Way of Life with Pamina Barkow, CNC, MA - RSDSA

[@GutsAndGall]

Wish we could see the slides

[@mrspeace2u907]

Me too. Glad though she’s an excellent speaker and good explainer.

[@kylevorchheimer5411]

This doesn't do much help without being able to see the slides?!

[@elissa882]

This is a fantastic approach and video. If ppl don’t want to help themselves first then I wish they would stop complaining. Diet and movement are key to CRPS but most refuse to do it. They rather complain nothing works!!! I know first hand what you eat makes a huge difference! Thank you for the video

[@1aliveandwell]

what is the lab for hydration? Have asked Dr's to ck if hydrated but they said no test! TY

[@singletotakentv9583]

Can this help with trigeminal neuralgia?

[@tyronequaker4959]

Have u tried this ?

[@doloresmorton]

Would have been helpful to see the slides.

[@jeanfrance7676]

The intro is too long, waiting for foods that regrow nerves

[@graciegeanchronicpainadvoc972]

This was an excellent presentation-I am so glad that I was able to attend!

[@nettlescats3796]

3:40 is where I'd start.

[@marthawalter793]

What if there is to much protein in the liver?

[@serinadelmar6012]

Be careful with B6, as it can increase neuropathy/burning pain.If you do supplement with a B complex make sure it’s not too high in B6 for this reason. It is still A vital vitamin, your body needs it to metabolise tryptophan for example, which is a particular deficiency with CRPS and an incredibly useful amino acid as it helps your body make serotonin. Just be very careful with the B6! Don’t want you having extra pain. ❤️ edit: sorry for the typos/dictation!

[@mercys1412]

The body expels in urination the extra B6.

[@karindella]

Youre right, I had high B6 levels and had to change my B complex.

[@kathymonson1851]

Hard to understand without seeing the slides that she is referring to

[@Jayxxxxx20]

Really good 👍🏼 presentation!

[@themulticraftsinnovator7523]

Great video -- Thank you!!

[@michaelduncan2759]

How can we get copies of the slides from this presentation??

[@melvynasplett3399]

Nerve friendly foods ???

[@tyronequaker4959]

Did you find out ?

[@drjoyskarka]

What are some nutritious shakes you would recommend?

[@pj61114]

Eat real food not half chewed. Avoid processed food.

[@Cheryl64014]

I'm really disappointed that she didn't explain the difference between simple carbohydrates and _complex_ carbohydrates. Most people get very confused about "carbs" because they simply don't know the difference.

[@kylevorchheimer5411]

or show the slides

[@elissa882]

Cheryl64014 Google it. Some things you need to take initiative on.

[@Data_-xw7yw]

Common sense. Look a free hint: whey things look complex is cause they are not easy. Same with good it it’s complex don’t eat it dear. Only eat the simple ones. Life is simple remember that! Now, please take a pen and paper write the list of simple ones, then look with this list and consolidate it into groups. Not all simple carbs are good for everyone! Eat lectin Free to reduce inflammation.

[@dragoninwinter]

😍

[@Litto808]

Nah.. No sale. Nothing I haven' t heard yet and too perky. No slides , no stats .not interested. Sound like she's talking to a bunch of kids.

[@mikellwingard6874]

I have read anything and touched everything there is about this disease this nothing i can do about it. If you up to it then watch all the videos it here are just a few if you have the balls. If not then leave me alone!!!!

[@elissa882]

Mikell Wingard you’re on all the videos with negative comments You need to stop complaining about your situation and move forward or why watch the videos.?

[@kingbush3551]

Beautiful ❤️ look healthy and Rich