Neuropathic/Neuropathy Formula Tincture
$30.00
Any type of pain is problematic but neuropathic pain can be very bothersome. Here’s why, it is almost as deep as your bones. If there is damage to the nerves, not much can be done to help with that outside of neurological surgery. The pain receptors have to be helped in order to assist with any “natural” pain relief due to neuropathy. Our Neuropathy/Neuropathic Pain formula by Original Wellness. Wild yam has been shown to assist with arthritis and inflammatory pain. Wild yam also has substances in it that can help you with menopausal pain and other conditions.
- “Research has reported that the steroidal glycoside, diosgenin, has potent anti-inflammatory properties.
- Higher doses of diosgenin are known to alleviate pain.
- This supports the historic usage of wild yam as a treatment for rheumatoid arthritis-related joint inflammation” - Medical Author: Dr. Sruthi M., MBBS
- Medical Reviewer: Shaziya Allarakha, MD
(https://www.medicinenet.com/what_is_wild_yam_good_for/article.htm)
Other herbal substances in this formula include Tulsi, Rosemary and others. Please consult with the Master herbalists at original wellness for further clarity.
Please consult a trained medical professional when using this formula with other medications. This Herbal restoration does not replace any medicine that is doctor prescribed, please use with care. Please take 5-15 drops diluted in 8 oz of Spring or Distilled water.
“Please consult a trained medical professional for any interactions with medication and Herbal supplements. When exhibiting symptoms of any illness, please consult trained medical professionals for diagnosis and treatment.”
*This formula is NOT intended to replace any existing medical advice given by current medical practitioners; this formula is designed to be a healthy alternative to those suffering from neuropathic pain. Please consult a trained medical practitioner to determine if this formula may be effective for you*
Defined by the Cleveland Clinic, Neuropathic Pain is;
“Neuropathic pain can be mild or severe. It might come and go, or it might linger. Diseases like diabetes, shingles and central nervous system disorders can cause it. People with neuropathic pain might need a combination of different treatments, including medication, physical therapy, psychological counseling and surgery….Damaged nerve fibers send the wrong signals to pain centers in your body, resulting in neuropathic pain. Nerve function may change at the site of nerve damage and in areas in your central nervous system (central sensitization).
Neuropathy is a disturbance of function or a change in one or several nerves. About 30% of neuropathy cases occur due to diabetes, but hundreds of other diseases — like shingles, HIV/AIDS and alcohol use disorder — can cause it, too.”– Cleveland Clinic (https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/15833-neuropathic-pain)
