Re: Supplements to help nerve damage? Thiamine;Magnesium;Niacin

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I have been reading a lot about Gaba and Niacin; a great combination;

tbese Nutrients must be taken for years; on a daily basis to work. a.-

-- In , " pjeanneus " <pj7@...> wrote:

>

> Mark, along the lines of Vitamin B-1, I tried Picamilon for my

nerve

> damage. That is GABA bonded with niacin to get it into the brain.

> It's sold OTC but rather pricey. I couldn't tell if it helped or

not.

>

> Before I got the nerve damage from the quinolones all my nerve pain

> had gone away using Zithromax for the Lyme disease. I continue to

> think that the antibiotics MP is using at low dose over a few years

> are the best available treatment for Lyme, cfs, fms,

and " autoimmune

> diseases. "

>

> But get some sun and eat fatty, cold water fish, for goodness sakes.

>

> a Carnes

>

>

> >

> >

> > >I saw a doctor today about my pelvic spasms (presently being

> somewhat

> > > treated by klonopin), and he thought I probably have some nerve

> damage,

> > > and nerves take a very long time to heal. I'm looking for

> suggestions

> > > on what are the best supplements to try to help with this. I'm

> > > thinking of taking Q10, but is there anything better to try

> first?

> >

> > Hi Mark,

> >

> > If it is nerve damage, you might want to research Benfotiamine.

> This is an unusually effective form of Vit B-1, developed

originally

> to treat peripheral neuropathy in diabetics.

> > However, newer studies are cropping up showing it's benefit in

many

> forms of nerve problems as well as in some cases of chronic

fatigue.

> > It is the most bio-available form of thiamine.

> >

> > Wishing you luck with this

> >

> > Sharon M

> >

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