Vagus Activation for Accelerated Nerve Repair - The Nerve Doctors

[@NerveDoctors]

If you need help with your neuropathy, please contact us at www.nuphoria.com

[@moniraakter3510]

Hi after I take epidural I have back pain what do I do for it

[@abdoolsakoormujore1897]

I have numbness in my last 7 years. Please advise. And I lost my taste too

[@samaelmartinus3273]

1.Double inhale belly breath 2.brahmari breathing technique. 3.vasal vagal nerve massage 4. Stroke your sternum 5.cold water reset. Cold shower

[@NerveDoctors]

Thanks for sharing

[@evonnewatson4303]

Thank u

[@magentamagenta1274]

@samaelmartinus3273 I do this with the cold water and also tapping and humming in the shower every morning

[@aasaiselvam4279]

Thanks for your information

[@aridyaacob9528]

Do we do all three together though? Will only one do? Tq.

[@FernandoSanchez-su6bf]

Thank you all for the positive encouragement and hope that you all bring to those of us suffering from Neuropathy.

[@Kalebent]

I don't suffer from neuropathy after countless nights of terrible pain. Doctors were clueless as to what they should do. I had to take my own life into my own hands. I did some research and got rid of my depression first. Then, of course, I moved away from the environment that put me in depression in the first place, my workplace. I took supplements and changed my diet (I used to consume A LOT OF carbs, now I only rarely eat dark chocolate as my biggest carb source) and lifestyle. I've been a type 1 diabetic for 28 years and I was able to ERADICATE neuropathy. The only thing that remains is a little limping on the left foot/leg that only happens when I get into a walking stance from sitting. I think I haven't activated my vagus nerve properly (even though my research kept bringing me back to it and I did do some work on it). I will apply the techniques in this video. Thank you, doctors!

[@NerveDoctors]

You are most welcome. Good luck!

[@bannyadeka1180]

woww.. i can relate to your journey.. and the left leg limping too..

[@Lisaquel]

Which supplements please?

[@Kalebent]

@@Lisaquel R-alpha lipoic acid, B complex, thiamine, magnesium, dihydroberberine and lion's mane.

[@michael7761]

​@@Kalebent Thanks for the list.❤

[@lindekarr4715]

Don't know if this will help anyone, but my dentist gave me a blotched root canal and damaged the nerve. After months of seeing doctors and antibiotics which reduce inflammation but did not heal the nerve, I've started taking oral over the counter vitamins based off of myers IV cocktail and it's been 2 days and they seem to be helping. The Myers' formula consists of high doses of B vitamins, vitamin C, and minerals (magnesium and calcium). There are other variations. You can look it up. Blessings 🙏

[@kathleenwharton2139]

Jesus Said..Avoid Pride..Lust..Greed..Anger and Worry..and Live in Peace..the Healthiest state for your mind and body.😊❤

[@NerveDoctors]

Profound words of wisdom. I'd also like to add: Live in a state of compassion, kindness and love. Release all judgment as this is a tool used by the ego, which means well but can be misguided. Blessings.

[@kathleenwharton2139]

@@NerveDoctors Thank You 🙏 So Agree with You!

[@tonyh8510]

Oh that Jesus, what a smart guy he was.

[@kathleenwharton2139]

He is! Indeed! 😊❤

[@carolynfopp5766]

Do you actually walk your talk?😂

[@kristenb52]

This is exactly what I needed this morning. Thank you.

[@NerveDoctors]

Glad I could help!

[@jjl6752]

Soooo informative and soooo practical and sooo specific! The best medical video I've ever seen! Hope you achieve 1 million subscribers very soon. Thank you!

[@barrycrump6189]

What a wonderfully clear explanation and to the point. Thank you.

[@NerveDoctors]

Thanks for watching and you're very welcome!

[@HEisWorthy-4C]

Thank you for caring enough to help.

[@georgiosdretakis]

Forgive me please for repeating this , but , you are literally unbelievably good in every way.

[@NerveDoctors]

Thank you so very much!

[@colong1158]

My Favorite Doctor's. GOD bless you.

[@NerveDoctors]

Wow, thank you so much!

[@joellatchin4703]

THANKS DOCTOR.

[@NerveDoctors]

So welcome!

[@eliannabeswick9046]

So very grateful for this video I've just recently had a laryngiospasm due to severe chest infection my throat is agony. I have instinctively been massaging the area. Thank you so much 💖 💓

[@NerveDoctors]

Will keep you in prayer for a speedy recovery. You're very welcome. Blessings.

[@waltergreenleaf9683]

Excellent video. Really liked the demonstration at the same time. Thanks

[@NerveDoctors]

So glad you found that helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@agnestagunova7131]

Water is powerful! Great story! 👏👏👏

[@latebloomer7191]

This is a perfect video! Succinct and packed with everything I needed to know at this point (new to Vegas nerve knowledge), while adding therapies for depression, anxiety and binge eating! Thank you!

[@maligm761]

Thank you! I appreciate it!

[@NerveDoctors]

You're so welcome.

[@ofrapeters3952]

I was diagnosed with M.S and Neuropathy years ago , I watch this channel on a regular base , I tried all the supplements, herbs and what ever else was recommended by this channel… I still suffer from chronic pain and no improvement…

[@uplift56]

Hmmmm- do you eat all the standard inflammatory foods of today’s market?

[@ofrapeters3952]

@@uplift56 No way .. My care giver shop in farmers market mostly , and there is a specialty market here with all natural organic food , the only thing is I don’t eat meat , but I get plenty of plants and nuts protein, some people would say that it’s because I don’t eat meat , but I strongly disagree, I was even on an M.S special diet for a few months , but it did nothing, , but I eat very healthy, no process food except organic corn meal …

[@planetguantanamo]

Try B12 injections from the pernicious anemia society. Daily injections, affordable, and they appear to work well for chronic conditions like that.

[@ofrapeters3952]

@@planetguantanamo Thank you for your suggestion, much appreciated, I will check it out ..

[@abhayada108]

I have chronic migraines and tried so many remedies but haven’t done intermittent fasting and gut healing.. maybe a missing key to healing?

[@mrterrygivens]

Great video. I love your content. Can you make a video about how hot cold therapy impacts nerve regeneration? Example: cold plunging then sauna. Thank you!

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi Mr. Terry. This is an excellent suggestion and believe it or not, something Dr C & I have been talking about. We're definitely adding this to our video production list. Stay tuned.

[@premaraja1585]

DOCTOR I WROTE DOWN THE DETAILED DISCRIPTION TO FOLLOW FROM TOMORROW MORNING. HOPE TO GET RELIEF FROM MY PAIN.IT BOTHE. S ME MORE IN THE NIGHT FROM SLEEP. I WILL FOLLOW YOUR PROVIDED INSTRUCTION FR0M TOMORROW AM.AS IT IS PAST 10 PM NOW. I WILL SEND YOU INFORMATION THAT MY PAIN IS ALMOST GONE. THANK YOU DOCTOR.

[@NerveDoctors]

Looking forward to hearing from you.

[@charla1024-cc]

Thanks!

[@lorrainenormanton9316]

Thankyou this is excellent I’m so glad I seen this , I’m very greatful

[@nancyhamer949]

Many thanks for all your excellent advice.

[@NerveDoctors]

You're so welcome.

[@orangetara4268]

🙏excellent, clear, accurate information, thank you🙏

[@KhadijatouDoyneh]

This is PRICELESS! Thank You 🙏🏾

[@fatimezahraidrissi2221]

Thank you for the great presentation 🙏

[@danielnewman4876]

Great video, it really work, thanks doctor

[@NerveDoctors]

You're so welcome!

[@mala8367]

This is yoga practiced since time immemorial in India, west is learning now 😊

[@NerveDoctors]

Yes! Finally, we're slowly catching up. Better late than never! Blessings.

[@aliafraz8402]

😅​@@NerveDoctors

[@loricharlie1590]

Great! This is an EXCELLENT video! God bless you 🙏✝️♥️

[@laurafloyd5177]

Thank you doctor . ✝️💟🙏❤️

[@RepentfollowJesus]

I love that lamp.

[@Olgaspierogies]

This works. Thank you so much.

[@fjenk123]

Thanks Doc!

[@marijamedic5785]

This is great , thank you

[@mawydesu]

I hope this works, I've been having shortness of breath and feels limp in my throat headache and numbness in my body

[@sparkcreations6771]

Dr V and Dr C ❤❤❤

[@NerveDoctors]

Thank you! Thank you!

[@alchemicalempress717]

You are such an amazing gift. Thank you.

[@berthetambo2779]

Thank you doctof pour your exercices verh helpful to decrease pain by night❤❤❤

[@George-bz1fi]

Very good info, thanks Docs.🙂

[@EvaMariaBlanca-my3op]

Great! ❤Thanks!

[@becauseofwhoyouare6716]

Thanks doc. Good stuff.

[@NerveDoctors]

You're so welcome.

[@belabutalia4925]

Thank you Doctor C and Doctor M! ❤❤

[@NerveDoctors]

You are so welcome, Bella.

[@marinawarnecke6800]

Thank You!!!

[@rexhorning7228]

Do you have any thoughts on eating hot peppers. I have been playing with it. Your mind and body has to work through the fact that you’re in pain but not in danger. After the burning subsides you get a very calming feeling. I have done this daily for two weeks and the nerve pain in my legs seems less intense. Thanks.

[@NerveDoctors]

Hot peppers / chili peppers have been shown in research to have many benefits for healing and pain, so I'm a fan.

[@rashiqs4400]

Great information and great show 👍

[@NerveDoctors]

Thanks so much!

[@janetmariemccoll4098]

Thank you so helpful ❤

[@NerveDoctors]

You're very welcome!

[@LorenasChesed1beads]

How I wish I wasn't in pain management 30 years. On a fentenyl Duragesic patch. 50 mcgs. 😢😢😢😢

[@NerveDoctors]

Lorena, it's never too late. Please don't settle for this path.

[@joshuamitchell5481]

So sorry. I finally got off of morphine after 15 years

[@glow808]

oh, hey, this show & tell was really good. I've been doing some of these moves, but trying to incorporate them while I do my walks. But I'll try to do when I'm not moving around so much. Good job. Thanks.

[@NerveDoctors]

Thanks so much. Glad it helped.

[@tanveermushtaq7581]

Thanks a lot dear Doctor

[@NerveDoctors]

You're so welcome.

[@elainescott2695]

Dr Ithank you soon much These informative I know will definitely itly help I wish you Good health also

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi Elaine. You're so welcome. Please keep us posted.

[@ML-uk6lu]

Thank you.

[@annandall9118]

Thank you xxx

[@lauracruz8011]

You are the best! Thank you!

[@NerveDoctors]

You're welcome!

[@KoalaBeer.]

Anything on Covid vaccine injury feet idiopathic neuropathy

[@NerveDoctors]

Hello there, although covid may be the culprit, the term idiopathic neuropathy is what we call a "Lazy Doctors Diagnosis". This diagnosis means that there is 'NO' Known cause for your PN, when in actuality there are over hundreds of different cases. The problem is your doctor has not spent adequate time with you reviewing your complete medical history to figure out the cause. I did a video that will help answer some of your questions. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4PHgZJ6adiHmqs We hope this is helpful!

[@JulieGervais-f6b]

😢this is terrible! Vaccine injuries are terrible! I pray 🙏 you can get better. ❤️‍🩹

[@siobhanirish1307]

I really appreciate this video and information. I especially appreciate the model, as lately I seem to be losing my attention span and watching the model showing how to do the exercise helped me very much. Also, having several exercises to pick from is extremely helpful. I am going to start with the rubbing hands and stroking the neck, as I think I can accomplish that one. The counting, for right now, seems too complicated. Isn't that crazy? What is happening to me?? I am losing my intelligence.

[@NerveDoctors]

Hang in there Siobhan and take it one step at a time. So glad this video was helpful!

[@JaJa-rv7bv]

About double inhale breathing le second one iis by rhe chest or the belly ?

[@theunpossiblefile]

Cold shower on the forehead and chest for one minute each helps with anxiety.

[@NerveDoctors]

EXELLENT! Thanks for sharing and I do agree with this.

[@kimberleyyoung803]

Yes! I finish my shower with cold water directly on my chest. Wonderful!

[@salahuddin100]

Thanks Doctor 🇧🇩

[@victoriav9342]

Thank you! Muchas Gracias!🙏🏻

[@dannybryant6873]

Does this promote healing? Or just for pain control?

[@ChrisLongDCBS]

If you’re modulating pain without using a drug, and doing it with the help of promoting vagal tone, then it promotes healing. Getting plenty of sleep promotes healing mainly because your vagus system is highly active when sleeping and resting.

[@dannybryant6873]

@@ChrisLongDCBS. Praise God I seldom have pain. Just weird numbness.

[@NerveDoctors]

It promotes both healing and pain control. Great question.

[@nvb455]

Important question. Can you have neuropathy in the vagus nerve itself? And is this healable too???

[@erwinvarga]

Greetings. I have an aggressive methosensitivity. Do you think vagus nerve stimulation could help? Thank you very much. With respect and honest friendship, Erwin. 🙏

[@sheilahowson8255]

Thanks ALOT. 👍

[@NerveDoctors]

You're so welcome.

[@egyguide2006]

what about patients with over active/ sensetive vagus nerve , the ones who faints in the tilt table test like me should i do the opposite of the steps you mentioned in your videos to stimulate the vagus nerve or what?

[@NerveDoctors]

The approach differs due to the sensitivity but there are underlying similarities. Natural Methods to Help decrease a Hyper-Sensitive Vagus Nerve should be introduced very gradually to help with vagus nerve regulation. For instance you can start with the following: 1) Diaphragmatic breathing Start with diaphragmatic breathing in a reclining or semi-reclined position to avoid triggering fainting. Gradually progress to seated or standing positions as tolerance improves. 2) Counterpressure Maneuvers to counteract the drop in blood pressure during vagal episodes Leg Crossing: Cross your legs and squeeze them together tightly when feeling faint. Handgrip Exercise: Clench your fists firmly for 10-15 seconds to increase blood pressure. 3) Cold Exposure Splash cold water on your face and acclimate your body to cold water plunges These are a few things you can start with.

[@BlasianGoddessTM77]

I stimulate the Vagus nerve by doing a 40 mins meditation daily 😃

[@kathaguilar7218]

Thank you 😊

[@NerveDoctors]

You're welcome 😊

[@GoVoteDemocracy]

Thank you.

[@NerveDoctors]

Welcome!

[@manoinfronte4009]

How many times a day can we do these?

[@0711RC]

Thanks Doctor.

[@NerveDoctors]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching

[@babygonda1226]

Magnesium spray in your toes. Massage a little on toes.. but not for a long time. If needed only.. Spritz a little... only

[@Heathper1214]

Even though it's not considered peripheral, would this theoretically help trigeminal neuralgia?

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi their. Trigeminal neuralgia is still a form of peripheral neuropathy. All cranial nerves are part of the peripheral nervous system. Now having said that, utilizing just a nerve support formula won't do the trick. Yes you do need a good quality nerve support formula, but you will also need to utilize photobiomodulation along with following an anti-inflammatory diet.

[@prakat1082]

In the massage technique ,you suggested gentle rub of the neck but the lady is rubbing the throat at 9.2 Secs onwards .

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi there. The demonstration is correct. You rub the front side of the neck and yes, you will end up rubbing part of your throat but the majority of the pressure is placed on the front side of the neck. Remember your neck has a front and back side to it. I know when we use the term neck, we typically think of the back of our body. Hope this clarifies.

[@matthewotremba9230]

In Florida The water in the ground is warm

[@NerveDoctors]

That does make a cold water reset challenging. You may want to look into ice baths, but you must work up to these slowly.

[@kasturiartsandhandicrafts1683]

How many time we exersize in one day

[@NerveDoctors]

You can do these exercises 2-3 times in a day.

[@sharonamamik]

Hi doc., thank you, my physical therapist told me that nerve cells dont like cold, not cold water,

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi Sharon. I'm sure this comment is out of context making it difficult for me to decipher. So, let me shed some light. It's not that nerves don't like cold or heat for that matter. If the sensory nerves have been damaged they can be hypersensitive to cold or heat or any other sensory stimuli for that matter. The cold therapy elicits a strong physiological response of the nervous system which facilitates many healing pathways.

[@deborahhenry8688]

Can this really help?? It sounds too good to be true, but I’ll try it!!

[@NerveDoctors]

If you do it consistently, it really does work!

[@deborahhenry8688]

@@NerveDoctors thank you!! I’ve already done the cold water hack and hum breathing and I feel amazing already! No more tachycardia, cold sweats and anxiety and no money spent, hallelujah!!

[@christinarivas4627]

Doctor will this help my deviated uvula?

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi Christina. I don't know if this will help. Do you know what the cause of the deviated Uvula is. That may make a difference.

[@jennyeccles980]

Is the vagas nerve involved in motor neuron disease that some people are suffering with?

[@NerveDoctors]

YES! ABSOLUTELY! Vagus nerve can play a significant role.

[@jimmy7864]

Any info on weening off lyrica? was on 600mg, 200mg 3x a day, dropped down to 400mg, 200mg 2x a day for 2 weeks, now I started taking one 200mg a day, second day. Is this OK? Im thinking of doing this for 6 more days then stopping or should I get a lower dose and ie 100mg, then 50mg etc?

[@terrasini1]

Do it slowly jimmy. I took 300mg, cut off 75mg every week and stopped at 75mg. I had like 10 days intense acute withdrawal, however, i have been facing post acute withdrawal syndrome since and this now lasts for 14 months. Head tension, muscle and joint pain, GI issues, tinnitus, sleep disruptions, low mood, anxiety and depression sometimes. I was a healthy individual before touching Lyrica (they gave it to me for a brief anxiety period of my life and I only took it for 6 months). But everybody is different, you might be completely fine tapering so quickly. Just wanted to give you this information.

[@NerveDoctors]

Unfortunately, that's not advice I'm allowed to give on this platform

[@maryhamilton6843]

Thank you so much….I have BPPV VERTIGO this past winter I got episode of vertigo unlike BPPV lasting all day2-3 days in a row a feeling of being off balance and drunk…I did PT for 2 months it help…I did my own research and just recently came across a connect of vertigo and the vagus nerve…do you have any science on this❓again thank you for a better understanding of the vagus nerve…🌈🌞

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi Mary. There are MANY research studies on this topic but here is one link for you: www.neurology.org/doi/10.1212/WNL.0000000000008388

[@eztaichiforhealth9061]

is it safe to do the cold shower thing if you have heart disease?

[@NerveDoctors]

People with mild CVD can benefit greatly from cold plunges. People with severe CVD can still benefit but must take extraprecautions. If you have moderate to severe CVD get with a functional medicine practitioner who is well versed in how to slowly work up to cold plunges to minimize risk and improve health gains

[@LorenasChesed1beads]

My P.M. doctor says my central nervous system is damaged there is no cure Been on fentenyl 30 yrs. 😢😢😢😢.😢😢😢😢

[@BT_life2]

Perhaps it’s just horrendously depressed. Most GP’s don’t know shit

[@NerveDoctors]

Your doctor does not stay current with the research. There's so much research out there showing how photobiomodulation has been very effective with central nervous system disorders along with other modalities.

[@MommaBearsCorner]

wish you talked more on degenerative lumbar or s joints nerve damages and etc... :) again thanks for sharing.

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi momma bear (love your handle). I completely understand. This channel is primarily focused on peripheral neuropathy. However, we did do a video on sciatica. Here's the link in case that interests you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roC1paRtgNKYptU

[@KelvinOngko]

Can depression affect the vagus nerve? I had hypo gut motility (gassy,bloated,slow digestion) when I was depressed several years ago. The depression have been gone but the gut not fully recovered. Any tips to overcome this? Thanks

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi Kelvin. Yes, depression can affect the vagus nerve function by causing a low vagal tone. This can most certainly impair the Gut-Brain Axis. The Vagus nerve is a critical part of the autonomic nervous system. So, definitely begin by doing the Vagus nerve activation exercises but in addition to repair potentially damaged nerves in your autonomic nervous system, you may need to add in critical ingredients for peripheral nerve repair. (The autonomic nervous system is part of the peripheral nervous system). Here are links to 2 videos we've done on the critical nutrients and the appropriate doses: Vital nutrients for nerve repair: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYHVpqRqbpKeqbc The Right Dose: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnywgYCGf7JngLs For autonomic nerve repair we also use our 2 formulas: Nuphoria cm Gold & Nerve Defense: bit.ly/3T4XmrE Also, make sure you're eliminating all processed foods, gluten, corn, soy and dairy (cow's milk) from your diet while you're healing. Basically follow an anti-inflammatory diet.

[@danielsalazar5063]

Thank you Doctor my name is Daniel Salazar I live in San Antonio Texas and I just wondered is there a doctor someone to you all here in Texas or in San Antonio soon I should be receiving some kind of a lawsuit which will give me great needed income I'll be able to buy your products and maybe even start a measurement to help my neuropathy

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi Daniel. Welcome to our tribe. Whenever you are ready, just call us: 844-400-0101 and you can schedule a consult with you. We work with people all around the Globe (U.S, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, England and more). We would be honored to help you get your life back. Blessings.

[@jeremyhopwood5822]

Neuropathy is Chronic Pain 😢 😭

[@daleval2182]

If you stop eating it's gone, stop all carbs, eat once a day, then fast 3:days , 2:times a month, I ended mine with discipline and it was 9;out of 10 already lost 1 toe said enough, off insulin lost 167 lbs. Nothing is chronic unless you allow it !

[@claudechase1648]

Just FYI: Neuropathy is also numbness, I had a big toe that went completely dead to all feeling, I knew it would soon need to be amputated. but while researching I came across an unusual claim, which stated that taking 2 Tbsp of coconut oil per day would end neuropathy. With nothing to loose I gave it a try, I also made sure to increase heart rate & circulation with fast walking for a few min. a half hour after taking the oil during that time, and my big toe slowly came back to life with full feeling. I've stopped using all seed oils and only use coconut oil ever since !

[@daleval2182]

@@claudechase1648 fighting back excellent, now try fasting, stay on the oil it's no carb

[@claudechase1648]

@@daleval2182 You brought up an interesting point: "FASTING," 25 years ago I got my hands on a Doctors set of Medical Encyclopedias, from the 1800's. Fasting was the number one first choice for every treatment, and people back then commonly fasted at least one day per week to stay healthy. even today in animal husbandry purge and fasting is the first treatment of choice for sick animals. I found all that to be amazing info, that relates to the difference between the thin population back then, and the fat population of today!

[@NerveDoctors]

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[@henrysmith5472]

I asked my PCP straight up. "Doc have you ever had anyone tell you they USED to have neuropathy?" "No." , was a quick answer.

[@planetguantanamo]

Vitamin B12 shots really reduce peripheral neuropathy if the chronic deficiency and pernicious anemia is what you suffer from. But you have to use them daily for many months🙏

[@shaunaedmonds7383]

Try prescription strength B6 for neuropathy. ​@@planetguantanamo

[@notaras1985]

Carnivore diet. Vitamin K2 in trans form. And CoQ10 with PQQ

[@NerveDoctors]

That's not surprising in the least. Dr C & I have worked with just about 20,000 cases of peripheral neuropathy sufferers globally, but let's just focus on the U.S. for a minute. I can't tell you how many of our patients went back to their PCP's, Cardiologists and Neurologists to tell them about their recovery and show them how well they were walking. They would bring our business cards to their doctors, so they could contact us. Guess how many phone calls we received from any of these doctors. ZERO! Not one single phone call, which still astounds us to this day. The most comical story that Dr C has is when a patient came in to seek peripheral neuropathy treatment from him, and this patient asked Dr C not to tell his wife, who was a primary care physician and did not believe nerves could be healed. So, he was seeing Dr C for treatment without his wife's knowledge. Well , this gentleman made a full recovery and guess what? No phone call from his wife, the PCP. As doctors, we are supposed to be men and women of science. The premise of science and research is rooted in inquiry, skepticism, and the pursuit of knowledge. However, being open-minded is a crucial aspect of this process. It's how new discoveries are made. As doctors, it's imperative to have an open mind which allows us to adapt our old ways of thinking to embrace new theories and challenge existing theories. If, as doctors, we cease to be receptive to new research or we refuse to take the time to even look at the research, then how can we truly serve and help our patients' best interest?.

[@NerveDoctors]

B6 is a critical nutrient but it's imperative to take the correct form. You should not take Pyridoxine HCL as this can lead to more nerve damage, when taken in high doses or for prolonged periods of time. YOu should take Pyridoxal 5 Phosphate (P5P). Research has shown that this can be taken in extremely high doses without any nerve damage. Here's a link to a video we did on this topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXqwkH1vaN6WrKM

[@NemensErnest]

two months ago, one day I fall to the ground and hit my head down, after few hours I got headache which never stop up to now and the problem to walking because I feel pain in my head but after going in hospital the doctor say that I have nerve damage in my head according to CT scan measurement he give me different medical to reduce pain but all of that medicines don't help me..... I suffer for this up to now .,.. sorry doctor you can help me for that

[@NerveDoctors]

The first thing I would recommend is photobiomodulation. There's been so much research by esteemed doctors and medical researchers on this therapy for the treatment of traumatic brain injury. If you don't know how to get started, I would recommend setting up a consult with us. We'll review your medical records and do a deep medical history on you to put you on the right path. Here's how you can contact us if you'd like: Link: nuphoria.com/collections/our-products/products/consult-with-neuropathy-specialist Tel: [phone]

[@BionicLesbian]

Elvis Presley had a vegas nerve 😂

[@lauracruz8011]

Oh I get it! Vegas!!!!😂

[@chrissheldrick4073]

Viva Las Vegas

[@samiaanfu737]

Hahah😂

[@julierogers4473]

He suffered from EDs connective tissue disease, hypermobility.. He suffered terribly.. just like me 😭

[@kristyallen8937]

You win

[@WinstonEdgoose]

Are you chiropractors?

[@chris-u3r]

Exhale out with mouth closed? (2nd breathing exercise) after breathing in through nose with ears covered…… then says exhale with humming while exhale air out? Out where if mouth closed ? Out through nose?

[@NerveDoctors]

Hi Chris. Sorry for the confusion. AS you hum your body will naturally exhale the air out of your nose. This will happen naturally, so just focus on the humming and yes, your mouth should stay closed while humming. Thanks for allowing me to clarify this. I'm sure you're not the only person that has this question.

[@TruthHeart-i8c]

What about restless legs syndrome? Not the same as neuropathy. Can anything be done to help this because strong RX’s? 10% of the world population have this. Can ruin your life. How to sleep with RLS? Usually happens as soon as you lay down and can get so bad you cannot sit or lay down. Must walk all night and day until you’re so worn out finally you can lay down. No one knows why you get it or what to do except drugs (magnesium and no processed food can help in some cases but not forever). Can you explain RLS and what can be done to heal it? 😢🙏

[@NerveDoctors]

This is a great question. We'll be doing a video on this in a couple of weeks but in the meantime, let me get you started on the right path. Many people have come to us with RLS and I can tell you in our experience and in the research, it's always caused by these factors: B1 deficiency, Folate deficiency, Potassium deficiency, Zinc deficiency and lack of EFA's. For our patients we always place them on our nerve support formula Nuphoria cm Gold, because it contains B1, Folate and other essential B-vitamins for healthy nerve function. We then add in a potassium supplement (because you won't be able to eat enough potassium rich foods to get your level where it needs to be at. Although, I most certainly recommend adding in potassium rich foods into your diet. Along with this we place them on a good quality fish oil (EPA/DHA at least 2400 mg) and 400 - 500 mg of magnesium glycinate. YOu can also typically use chamomile essential oil in a carrier oil like Argan or almond oil to help with the twitching spasms. If you start just these things, you should see a large difference in about 3-4 weeks.

[@TruthHeart-i8c]

@@NerveDoctors Thanks so much for getting back with me. Know I’m already doing most of these with no good results results to date. My naturopath just added pyconagel? To the list. To try 30 days 90% people it’s works on. I still look forward to your video on this quick is coming. I’m in a support group that is worldwide so many thousands of people suffering and have no more life because of side effects from the usual meds prescribed. But after walking for 5 or more days and nights (because you are unable to sit or lay down without meds) most must give in to the meds. Not sure what’s worse??? 😢😢😢🙏

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[@AlethiaDavis-eb7qp]

Dr what about Alzheimer's,does it have anything to do with ones nervous system.Is Alzheimer's reversable.?

[@NerveDoctors]

This is an excellent question. You'll see in many of our videos we mention Alzheimer's more and more because it's so prevalent. Alzheimer's affects your central nervous system (brain). Research is now showing there are many things you can do to help slow the progression and even reverse Alzheimer's to a degree. Look at the work of Dr. Mary Newport with coconut oil for Alzheimer's. Also, much has been studied on photobiomodulation and Alzheimer's and I do have to say that DIET is a critical component.

[@AlethiaDavis-eb7qp]

@@NerveDoctors Thank you so much for taking the time out to answer my question.I have heard about coconut oil,also Honey and Olive Oil together.🙏🏾❤️

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What about migraines?

[@NerveDoctors]

A vagus nerve reset is very helpful for migraines as well. There's quite a bit of research on it.

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