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Are You Missing Subclinical Neuropathy? What the Latest Research Suggests
Are You Missing Subclinical Neuropathy? What the Latest Research Suggests Peripheral neuropathy is often thought of as a late-stage, easily recognizable condition. But what if we told you that nerve damage frequently begins long before symptoms become obvious and long before it shows up on EMG? This is the reality of subclinical neuropathy: a silent, progressive condition that may be hiding in your metabolic, autoimmune, or aging patient population. As an independent physicia
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Radiant Health Month Wrap-Up: Your 30-Day Neuropathy Reset Plan
Radiant Health Month Wrap-Up: Your 30-Day Neuropathy Reset Plan If you’ve made it to the end of Radiant Health Month, here’s the most important message: you don’t need a perfect plan—just a clear one. Neuropathy can feel unpredictable (burning, tingling, numbness, “electric” sensations, balance issues, sleep disruption), and that unpredictability often leads to one of two extremes: Doing nothing because you’re unsure what will help, or Doing everything at once… and never k
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Jan 304 min read


What Tests Should Be Done for Neuropathy? A Simple Patient Checklist
What Tests Should Be Done for Neuropathy? A Simple Patient Checklist If you’ve been told you have “neuropathy” (or you suspect it), it’s easy to feel stuck—especially if the only plan offered is, “Here’s a medication. Let me know if it helps.” The problem is that neuropathy is not one diagnosis with one cause. It’s a description of nerve dysfunction, and there are many reasons it can happen. A good evaluation is about answering two key questions: What type of neuropathy is
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Jan 264 min read


Neuropathy and Circulation: How to Support Blood Flow Naturally
Neuropathy and Circulation: How to Support Blood Flow Naturally If you live with neuropathy, you’ve probably noticed something frustrating: symptoms often feel worse when your feet are cold, when you’ve been sitting too long, or at the end of the day. While neuropathy can have many causes, circulation is a major piece of the comfort puzzle —because nerves depend on steady blood flow to receive oxygen, nutrients, and the building blocks needed for repair. Let’s clear up somet
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Jan 233 min read
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