Re: OT: Natural nerve repair and Neurontin Posted by: Mauldin de Baldovinos sarah.baldovinos@... belowzero07 Date: Mon Jan 2, 2012 11:29 am ((PST)) Hello all and happy new year! I haven't posted in quite a while, but that doesn't mean I haven't been

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Hi, I have heard lecithin is great for nerves/brain and nerve repair as well.

If you don't want anything to do with soy I found a source that derives its

lecithin from sunflower seeds. Here is a link to raw lecithin butter that seems

pretty decent.

http://www.homehelpnh.org/

Their maybe others as well, but if its in a raw food state....probably couldn't

get much better. Jodie L.

>

>  Neuro helpers Alpha lipoic acid, phosphotydyl serine, St johnwort, B1, b6, ,b

12. Stephania herb,Acetyl L carnitine. eleuthero herb ,

> supplements to detox ammonia from the brain  like source naturals K Mag Kg

burbur red root , clays, glucomannan, pectin, lobelia chinensis, forsythia(

chinese name I cant remember

>

>

>  OT: Natural nerve repair and Neurontin

>     Posted by: " Mauldin de Baldovinos "  sarah.baldovinos@... belowzero07

>     Date: Mon Jan 2, 2012 11:29 am ((PST))

>

> Hello all and happy new year! I haven't posted in quite a while, but that

> doesn't mean I haven't been around, reading I am happy to report that I

> am doing much better these days, the antimicrobial herbs and other

> supplements (L-tryptophan, Vitamins B, etc) have slowly - very slowly! -

> but surely been improving many of my symptoms. I still struggle, but I have

> more good days now than bad

>

> One thing I still really struggle with is nerve sensitivity and muscle

> sensitivity/fatigue. My sister also has a lot of nerve issues (she was in a

> car accident several years ago) and her doctors have her on Neurontin,

> which she has come to hate because of the awful side effects it gives her.

> I wondered if anyone here has ever been on Neurontin and could share their

> experience... I also wondered if anyone has information on natural ways to

> treat/repair the nerves? Any help is appreciated!

>

> Thanks so much,

>

> --

> Mauldin de Baldovinos

> Casa Ariki - San del Sur

> www.casaariki.com

> www.facebook.com/Ariki.San

>     Posted by: " Mauldin de Baldovinos "  sarah.baldovinos@... belowzero07

>     Date: Mon Jan 2, 2012 11:29 am ((PST))

>

> Hello all and happy new year! I haven't posted in quite a while, but that

> doesn't mean I haven't been around, reading I am happy to report that I

> am doing much better these days, the antimicrobial herbs and other

> supplements (L-tryptophan, Vitamins B, etc) have slowly - very slowly! -

> but surely been improving many of my symptoms. I still struggle, but I have

> more good days now than bad

>

> One thing I still really struggle with is nerve sensitivity and muscle

> sensitivity/fatigue. My sister also has a lot of nerve issues (she was in a

> car accident several years ago) and her doctors have her on Neurontin,

> which she has come to hate because of the awful side effects it gives her.

> I wondered if anyone here has ever been on Neurontin and could share their

> experience... I also wondered if anyone has information on natural ways to

> treat/repair the nerves? Any help is appreciated!

>

> Thanks so much,

>

> --

> Mauldin de Baldovinos

> Casa Ariki - San del Sur

> www.casaariki.com

> www.facebook.com/Ariki.San

>

> " Im not trying to counsel any of you to do anything

>

> really special,except to dare to think, and to dare to go with the truth ,and

to dare to love completely. " -R. Buckminster Fuller

>