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Foods That Helps Fight Diabetic Neuropathy

Scott Loeb DO
Medically reviewed by Dr. Loeb
Scott Loeb DO
Medically reviewed by Dr. Loeb

Healthy organic products full of vitamins, minerals, fibres, and other nutritional substances are a background for the stable functions of the nervous system. In particular, dietary formulas optimistically impact the neuropathy therapy program built for many clinical nerve-damaged cases.

Neuropathy is an umbrella name for similar neurological disorders affecting the brain and spinal nerves and is associated with a range of motor, cardiovascular and cognitive dysfunctions. Therefore, its symptoms provoke weakness, numbness, and painful reactions. To prevent neuropathy progression, any person needs to follow specific diets enriched with proteins, carbs, and healthy fats.

The best diet for diabetic neuropathy-diagnosed people or risk groups contains various fruits, vegetables, berries, and some products of animal origin. However, gluten foods, caffeine drinks, alcohol, fast foods, or inorganic GMO ingredients lead to the ailment expansion and develop new types of health problems.

What Is Neuropathy?

Neuropathy is a neurological ailment characteristic of dysfunctional and damaged qualities of the nerve or a group of nerves that facilitate normal muscle functions.

The main signs of neuropathy-related health problems are:

  • painful perceptions resulting from the pinched nerves;
  • slow and crucially deteriorated motion functions;
  • dysfunctional blood circulation and temporary numbness of the affected area;
  • high nerve vulnerability due to muscle weakness.

Any neurological disorder, including neuropathy onsets, is caused by an unbalanced diet option or a non-active lifestyle. The well-built dietary formula stimulates the essential nutritional intake, optimizing the impulses transmitted through nerve connections.

Any omission of the nutritious diet plan leads to many neuropathy-related health problems. Therefore, clinical research makes parallels between neuropathy signs and insulin-dependent diagnosis. Diabetic patients suffer from peripheral neuropathy, demonstrating motor, sensory and autonomic nerve damage. In this case, balanced daily dietary formulas are a crucial factor dedicated to adjusting glucose rates and mitigating threatening signals accountable for neuropathy progression.

Foods Good for People with Neuropathy

foods for diabetic neuropathy patients

Products approved by the neurological community represent a broad range of healthy and delicious meal ideas which reduce the chances of developing malnutrition and increase the natural barriers to neuropathy blocking.

Indeed, diabetes-positive patients benefit from nutrition-enriched foods with minimal saccharine rates and neuron-damaging substances.

Foods including Omega 3, veggies, fruits, nuts, whole grains, and lean proteins are must-have ingredients for those with particular neurological dysfunctions.

1. Foods Include Omega 3

Omega 3 equals the healthy nervous system due to valuable nutritional substances for neuropathy recovery. Fatty acids consisting of eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) provide the brain’s required nutrition and reduce blood pressure to adjust glucose rates.

Omega 3 enriched foods that aggravate neuropathy symptoms:

  • Sardines;
  • Salmon;
  • Kidney beans;
  • Walnuts;
  • Plant oils except for corn and sunflower samples;
  • Flax seeds;
  • Soya beans;
  • Chia seeds;
  • Spinach.

2. Vegetables

Vast vegetables refer to neurologically proven foods and are entirely safe for diabetic patients. Most veggies and legumes contain multivitamin complexes like B group, E, C, A, and PP, which optimize body strength and improve the immune system. In addition, diabetic neuropathy diagnosed patients who follow organic plant dietary rules receive good carbs required for the well-regulated digestion system and low risks for diabetes progress.

In particular, you may include some vegetables into your meal plan and enjoy energy boosters for better concentrations without products with high calories:

  • Leaf veggies (cabbages, salads, Brussels sprouts);
  • Legumes (parsley, dill, cilantro, mint, etc.);
  • Tomatoes;
  • Broccoli;
  • Asparagus;
  • Cauliflower.

The list could be added with numerous nutritional vegetables with low sugar rates. Moreover, the offered veggies allow you to combine different samples and cook foods that help people with neuropathy.

3. Fruits

People with diabetic neuropathy are recommended to replace processed and sugar-contained foods with natural supplements. However, fruits and berries should be carefully checked before you start to include them in the meal plan.

Pay attention to sour spices with high rates of fibres, vitamins, and acids, which reduce glycemic indexes and prevent the progression of the neuropathy deterioration signals:

  • Tropic fruits (kiwi, oranges, pomegranates, citruses);
  • Garden fruits (apples, apricots, pears, peaches);
  • Berries (cherries, blueberries, black and red currants, watermelons).

However, sweet foods like melons, grapes, and pineapples could significantly deteriorate the health of diabetic neuropathy patients and are not acceptable for their dietary formula.

4. Nuts and Seeds

Nuts qualify as sources of the macro mineral elements and unsaturated fats to build the strengthened neuron system and flexible muscles. Such foods also include proteins and carbs that improve brain functions that help get rid of neuropathy. Nuts are proven to be intake by vegans and gluten-tolerant people. So, you may choose any kind of seeds to provide organisms with healthy proteins and lipids for anti-inflammatory and antibacterial protection abilities.

Increase raw nuts and seeds in your daily dietary formula to avoid neuropathy progress:

  • Walnuts;
  • Cashew nuts;
  • Pecans;
  • Peanuts;
  • Pumpkin seeds;
  • Flaxseeds;
  • Almond;
  • Chia seeds.

5. Whole Grains

Whole grains contain endosperm, germ, and bran which foresee carb backloading advantages for people who wish to eliminate glycaemic index and overcome the accompanying neuropathy signs. These foods contribute to health improvements and reduce painful neuropathy symptoms.

You should add whole grains foods to optimize the digestive and cardiovascular systems and avoid triggers associated with neuropathy development:

  • Buckwheat;
  • Amaranth;
  • Oats;
  • Quinoa;
  • Barley.

6. Lean Proteins

Foods that aggravate diabetic neuropathy should contain lean proteins to strengthen muscles and neuron ties. However, nutritionists and diabetologists insist on organic, antibiotic, and pesticide-free products without growth stimulators.

Therefore, you need carefully assess your dietary programs, which comprise:

  • plain Greek yogurt;
  • lean beef, skinless poultry, or turkey;
  • beans and peas;
  • tofu;
  • fish white meat.

Foods to Avoid for Neuropathy

foods to avoid for neuropathy

Suppose peripheral neurology signs are stable and complicate normal living activities. In that case, any treating neurologist distinguishes permanent triggers related to unbalanced dietary formulas and increased foods rate, which develop health problems and deteriorate neurological ailments.

In particular, gluten-enriched, salt, caffeine, or sugar-contained products and alcohol drinks cultivated in pesticide and herbicide-labored soils are the main barriers that block neuropathy recovery.

1. Gluten

Gluten or wheat, rye, barley, or triticale-contain protein enhance adverse reactions provided by diabetic neuropathy. Constant consumption of gluten foods duplicates the health problems, especially among people with high gluten sensibility.

As such, allergy-resemble symptoms make neuropathy-positive patients exhaustive without abrupt diet modifications, excluding:

  • Bakery products;
  • Sweets;
  • Chocolate;
  • Cereals;
  • Pasta;
  • Sauces.

2. Salty Fast Foods

Fast foods are sources of many health problems due to saturated fats, spicy ingredients, sugar, and preservatives. Indeed, pizzas, hamburgers, and French fries are the best examples of foods people with diabetic neuropathy disorders require to avoid.

In addition, salty fast foods increase cholesterol rates and heart attack chances. Also, you may face other related neurological diseases and cognitive dysfunctions.

3. Caffein Products

Caffeine stimulates neurological impulses and increases work productivity. However, people with neurological dysfunctions or diabetic neuropathy signs are prohibited from consuming caffeine foods or drinks because they enhance painful pulsing reactions in the affected zones and decline the chances of recovering from the pinched nerve syndrome.

So, a neuropathy-recommended diet should avoid:

  • Energy drinks;
  • Coffee;
  • Tea;
  • Sweet sodas or cokes.

4. Alcohol Drinks

These drinks are harmful to the neurological system. Despite some benefits of wine and related organic drinks, another alcohol assortment demonstrates several negative impacts:

  • damage to brain nerves and their ties;
  • increase glucose rates;
  • deteriorate cognitive, cardiovascular, movement, and nephrological functions.

5. Inorganic GMO products

Inorganic GMO products with chemical substances for growth stimulation are less effective neuropathy-treating diet options. Such foods provide organisms with micro and macronutrient elements doubtful for the health welfare due to their disputing chemical content. 

Contact Lone Star Neurology to Find out More Information about Individual Neuropathy-Approved Diet 

Neuropathy is a complicated neurological disorder that could hardly be treatable for diabetes-positive patients. As such, recovery approaches are more successful if the neurologists adjust pharmaceutical prescriptions jointly with meal plan corrections. Our Lone Star Neurology doctors build comprehensive treatment programs with medical, dietary, and physical measures for peripheral neuropathy patients with a high glycaemic index. We provide our services in different cities in Texas, including Dallas, Fort Worth, Frisco, and others.

FAQs 

  • Does diet make neuropathy worse?

Neuropathy symptoms will worsen if your diet habits include fatty and gluten-contained foods, inorganic GMO products, and alcoholic and caffeine drinks. Any failure in dietary formula recommendations provokes several accompanying diseases which deteriorate psychosomatic functions,  damage the digestive system, and increase blood pressure.

  • How do you calm down neuropathy?

To mitigate neuropathy signs, you may apply some valuable rules:

– regular physical activities like yoga, outdoor walks, and flexibility exercises;

– healthy organic foods to avoid factors with high neuropathy risks;

– medical products and prescriptions recommended by the treating neurologists;

– psychological sessions to eliminate the internal psychosomatic triggers.

  • Can you drink wine with neuropathy?

Alcoholic drinks damage nerve cells and deteriorate cardiovascular motor and cognitive functions. The neurology qualifies the particular neuropathy type provoked by high alcohol consumption. However, diabetologists consider low rates of red organic wine positively affect the whole health state and strengthen the neurological system.

  • Does caffeine aggravate neuropathy?

Caffeine refers to neuropathy tolerant products. The constant consumption of caffeine-enriched meals increases painful perceptions typical for neuropathy progress symptoms.

  • What is the difference between alcoholic neuropathy and diabetic neuropathy?

Alcoholic neuropathy means severely deteriorated or dysfunctional nerve system symptoms provoked by alcohol addiction. Alcohol, sugar, or yeast-contained ingredients lead to harmful reactions, which increase pinched nerve consequences. Simultaneously, diabetic neuropathy has the same signs, which could be expanded due to unbalanced dietary formulas.

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15:34 30 Jun 22
Just such an amazing staff that makes you feel like part of their family. I’ve been going there for over 5 years now... and each visit I get the very best care and treatments that I have ever received in the 20+ years that I’ve been dealing with severe debilitating migraines. Since i started seeing them the number of my migraines has dropped from 15-20 a month to 2-3 every 3 month. I highly recommend them …they will change your life!read more
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22:20 19 May 22
Dr. Askari was very kind and explained everything so I could understand. The other staff were nice as well. I would... have gave 5 stars but I was a little taken aback when I checked in and had to pay 600.00 upfront. I think that should have been discussed in a appointment confirmation call or email just so I could have been prepared.read more
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16:54 29 Apr 22
I love the office staff they are friendly and very helpful. Dr. JODIE is very caring and understanding to your needs... and wants to help you. I will go back. would recommend Dr. Dr. Jodie to other Patients in a heart beat. The team works well together.read more
Linda M
Linda M
19:40 02 Apr 22
I was obviously stressed, needing to see a neurologist. The staff was so patient and Dr. Ansari was so kind. At one... point he told me to relax, we have time, when I was relaying my history of my condition. That helped ease my stress. I have seen 3 other neurologists and he was the only one who performed any assessment tests on my cognitive and physical skills. At one point I couldn't complete two assessments and got upset and cried. I was told, it's OK. That's why you're here. I was truly impressed, and super pleased with the whole experience!read more
Leslie Durham
Leslie Durham
15:05 01 Apr 22
I've been coming here for about 5 years. The staff are ALWAYS friendly and knowledgeable. The Doctors are the absolute... best!! Jodie Moore is always in such a great mood which is a plus when you are already stressed. Highly recommendedread more
Monica Del Bosque
Monica Del Bosque
14:13 25 Mar 22
Since my first post my thoughts have changed here. It's unfortunate. My doctor and PA were great, but the office staff... is horrible. They never call you back when they say they will, they misinform you, they cause you too much stress wondering what's going on, they don't keep you posted. They never answer the phone. At this point I've left four messages in the last week, and I have sent three messages. Twice from their portal and one direct email. No response. My appointment is on Monday morning at 8:30am, no confirmation on my insurance and what's going on. What the heck is going on, this is ridiculous!I've given up... the stress her office staff has put me through is just not worth it. You can do so much better, please clean house, either change out your office staff, or find a way for them to be more efficient please. You have to do something. This is not how you want to run your practice. It leaves a very bad impression on your business.read more
Ron Buckholz
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23:32 23 Mar 22
I was actually pleasantly surprised with this visit! It took me a long time to get the appointment scheduled because no... one answers your phones EVER! After a month, I finally got in, and your staff was warm, friendly, and I was totally impressed! I feel like you will take care of my needs!read more
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It was a nice visit. Happy staff doing all they can do to comfort the patients in a very calming environment. You ask... me they are earned a big gold star on the fridge. My only complaint they didn't give me any cookies.read more
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Had very positive appointments with Jodie and Dr. Sheth for my migraine care. Jodie was so fast with the injections and... has so much valuable info. I started to feel light headed during checkout and the staff was SO helpful—giving me a chair, water, and taking me into a private room until I felt better. Highly recommend this practice for migraine patients, they know what they’re doing!!read more
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I was scheduled to be checked and just want to say that the staff was fantastic. They were kind and helpful. I was... asked many questions related to what was going on and not once did I feel as though I was being brushed off. The front desk staff was especially great in assisting me. I'm scheduled to go back for a mri and am glad that I'll be going there.read more
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I had such a good experience with Lone Star Neurology, Brent my MRI Tech was so awesome and made sure I was very... comfortable during the appointment. He gave me ear plugs, a pillow, leg support and blanket, easiest MRI ever lol 🤣 My 72 hour EEG nurse Amanda was also so awesome. She made sure I was take care of over the 3 days and took her time with the electrodes to make sure it was comfortable for me! Paige was also a huge help in answering all my questions when it came to my test results, and letting me know her honest opinions about how I should go forth with my treatment.read more
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The professionalism and want to help attitude of this office was present from the moment I contacted them. The follow... up and follow through as well as their willingness to find a way to schedule my dad was above and beyond. We visited two offices in the same day with the same experience. I am appreciative of this—we spend a lot of time with doctors and this was top notch start to finish.read more
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16:38 16 Apr 21
I love going to this office. The staff is friendly and helpful. The doctor is great. I am getting the best... neurological tests and treatment I have ever had. The only reason I did not give them a 5 star rating is because it is impossible to reach a live person at the office to reschedule appointments. Every time I have tried to get through to the office it says all people are busy and I am sent to a voicemail. If they could get their phone answering fixed, I would give them a strong 5 stars.read more
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00:26 25 Feb 21
Dr. Harney is an excellent Dr. I found him friendly , personable and thorough. I evidently am an unusual case. ... Therefore he spent a Hugh amount of time educating me. He even gave me literature to further explain my condition and how to follow up. This is something you rarely get from your doctors. So I am more than please with my doctor and his staff.read more
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03:05 29 Jan 21
Always courteous, professional. The staff is very friendly and always work with you to find the best appointment time.... The care team has been great. Always taking the time to listen to your concerns and to find the best treatment.read more
Margaret Rowland
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01:12 27 Jan 21
I have been a patient at Lone Star Neurology for several years. Now both my adult daughters also are patients there. I... love Jodie. She is always so prompt whether it is a teleamed call are a visit in the office. She takes the time to explain everything to me and answers all my questions. I am so blessed to have Jodie as my doctor.read more
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03:01 13 Jan 21
My husband had an accident 5 years ago and Lone Star Neurology has been such a blessing to us with my husbands care.... Jodie Moore is his provider and she is amazing! Jodie is very knowledgeable, caring, and thorough. She takes her time with you, making sure your needs are met and she is happy to answer any questions you may have. Lone Star Neurology’s patients are very lucky to have Jodie providing their care. Thank you Lone Star Neurology and especially Jodie for everything you have done for us. Jodie, you are the best!read more
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01:32 09 Jan 21
Jodie is wonderful. She is very caring and knowledgeable. I have been to over a dozen neurologists, and none were able... to help me as much as they have here. Thanks!read more
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00:40 09 Jan 21
Jodi Moore, nurse practitioner, is amazing. I have suffered from frequent, debilitating headaches for almost 20 years.... She has provided the best proactive and responsive care I have ever received. My quality of life has been greatly improved by her caring approach and tenacity in finding solutions.read more
Ellie Natsis
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15:41 07 Jan 21
I have had the best experience at this neurologist's office! For over a year I have been receiving iv treatments here... each month and my nurse, Bobbie is beyond wonderful!! She's so attentive, knowledgeable, caring, and detail oriented. She makes an otherwise uncomfortable experience much more pleasant and definitely puts me at ease! She also helps me with my insurance,ordering this specialty medication and dealing with the ordering process which is no easy feat.Needless to say, she goes above a beyond in every way and I'm so grateful to this office and to Bobbie for all they do for me!read more
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15:39 07 Jan 21
Let me start by saying that I have been coming here for years. Due to my autoimmune disease, I am in this office... once every three weeks for multiple hours at a time. The office is very clean and the staff very friendly. My only complaint would be there communication via phone. They aren't the best at responding if you leave a voicemail and expect a call back. I understand that this is prob just due to the sheer number of alls they receive daily. What I can say I like the best about the office are the people. Bobby who handles my infusions is great. I never have any issues with her setting up my infusions. She is very quick to reply to messages sent via text and if she were to leave then my whole opinion of the office may change. I also enjoy people like Matt, Lauren, and Jodi. I appreciate all that they do for me and without this team I'm not sure I would be as happy as I am to visit the office as frequently as I have to. Please ensure that these folks are recognized as they are what makes my visit to this office so tolerable :).read more
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  1. July 1, 2023

    Thanks for letting me know about what to eat and not to eat. I have a few physical things going on with my health and I’m scared of the out come of each one. I’m a care giver and I’m struggling with what’s going on with me.

  2. July 1, 2023

    I am so glad I found this site. I am pretty sure I have Neuropathy in my feet. I have never had pain like this in my life. I really learned a lot from this site. I am a chocolate addict and also I love oranges and was eating about 3 a day. The pain in my feet was unbearable and I new I had to do something to relieve the pain. I was sure my diet must have something to do with it and after reading your comments I gave up all sweets and within a few days the pain was gone.
    I hope to eliminate all the sweets from my diet and also the oranges which I love . But I have never had pain like that before and hopefully by changing my diet to eliminate all the sweets and oranges, it will keep this under control.

  3. July 11, 2023

    This is a helpfull to me and I’m to have come across this thank you very much 🙂

  4. September 29, 2023

    i am so glad i found this site, it help me a lot to learn about neuropathy and how to take care of myself better, thank you so much for the information, may god bless you all.

  5. October 9, 2023

    This is so helpful I have neuropathy in both my hands and it is so painful ,so now I must change my diet
    I have a very sweet tooth ,sweets cakes ,ect so from now on I will be cutting them all out ,

    • February 20, 2024

      I’ve been taking Gabapentin for a couple of years now and it helps tremendously when it comes to the pain. I am on the maximum dosage a doctor can prescribe and it helps a lot. Eating the right foods along with taking this makes a huge difference in the pain I feel on a daily basis as well. Talk with your doctor and see if this is an option for you.

  6. October 26, 2023

    Thanks for your site I have learnt a lot about diet and it’s effects on my peripheral neuropathy

  7. November 5, 2023

    I’m glad I found this site. Very informative Thanks, I’ll try to use the information and see how it will help me. I’m in a very painful state, from my waist down to my ankles . I pray it helps

  8. December 15, 2023

    I come across this site when I google my symptoms. this information is very helpful it aids my understanding of the disease and give me tips on what to incorporate into my diet and also the effect of some food and what to avoid.

  9. December 28, 2023

    This web site truly has all the information and facts I wanted concerning
    this subject and didn?t know who to ask.

  10. January 3, 2024

    Excellent post. I was checking continuously this weblog and I
    am inspired! Very helpful info specially the ultimate pat 🙂 I maintain such info a lot.

    I was seeking this particular information for a long time.

    Thanks and good luck.

  11. January 7, 2024

    This has helped me a lot, I’m avoiding as much as I can,I’m starving half the time, but I’m eating hummus and a lot of vegetables and fruits, I have pins and needles through my eyelids jaw and lower body, this is tough living

  12. January 16, 2024

    Everything is very open with a clear clarification of the challenges.
    It was definitely informative. Your site is extremely helpful.
    Thank you for sharing!

  13. January 18, 2024

    Thanks for another magnificent article.
    The place else may just anybody get that type of information in such a perfect way of writing?
    I have a presentation subsequent week, and I am at the look for such information.

  14. January 20, 2024

    Thanks a lot I will change my diet and discipline myself to eat healthy
    Once more thank you very much

  15. January 29, 2024

    I’m browsing the web this morning after another painful night with neuropathy, almost fell for another scheme concerning neuropathy, buying this bottle of pills will take the neuropathy away. I am so desperate I am so tired of the pain and my feet ankles and hands Never even consider the thought that maybe diet would be a big big part of my neuropathy, so glad I came across this article now that I know what I can’t eat that’s big you’re out what I can eat out myself get better. Again thanks

  16. February 1, 2024

    I’m so happy I found this site. My diabetic self help is not working.
    I’m in constant pain and need help in maintaining my health.
    I don’t know what foods to eat.
    Exercise helps somewhat but I need nutrition guidance.

  17. February 1, 2024

    I’m thankful for finding this site. Now I understand why I have body aches!!

  18. February 11, 2024

    Thanks a lot for this information, now I know my type of neuropathy and how to deal with it. However is there an interactive diabetics forum you can link me with, where we can rub minds and share ideas please?

  19. February 15, 2024

    THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!! I’M A SENIOR RECENTLY DIAGNOSISED WITH DIABETIC NEUROPATHY, ALREADY EXPERIENCING SOME NUMBNESS. ETC. YOUR ARTICLE MAKES PERFECT SENSE, AND YOU HAVE GIVEN ENCOURAGEMENT, LETTING ME KNOW I DON’T HAVE TO SIT ABOUT OR LAY ABOUT WAITING FOR PARALYSIS, BUT MAY BE ABLE TO INFLUENCE HOW MY BODY RESPONDS TOTHIS. GOD BLESS YOU!!!

  20. February 25, 2024

    This helped me a lot. I didn’t start having neuropathy until I started chemo in 2023. Although I’m a diabetic I never had neuropathy, when I was diagnosed with diabetes in 2003. This site has open my eyes on the do’s and don’ts for neuropathy. Thanks for this site.

  21. February 26, 2024

    Thank you verymuch for the information on Neuropathy.So helpful and motivating.Im in Zimbabwe

  22. March 13, 2024

    I recently had a prostatectomy following a cancer diagnosis. I’ve been suffering from neuropathy fo some time now – not sure if it really is a form of diabetic neuropathy or not, but felt that after cutting out sugar and gluten some time ago my symptoms lessened. After my surgery I stopped drinking tea but have recently started again. I am now quite sure that my neuropathy symptoms have returned as a result of my addiction to strong tea. I was drinking at least 4 or 5 cups of very strong tea every morning and I’m now deciding that I have to stop doing this, fingers crossed this is going to greatly lessen my problem along with returning to my gluten free diet.

  23. March 16, 2024

    I am 46 years old, going through chemo for breast cancer. I developed neuropathy in my hands and feet. It’s been tough. I am very independent and when I can’t walk or open a bottle of water on my own, it is soo devastating to me mentally. My nurse told me about the yogurt so I decided to look up foods I can and cannot have. This site has given me some hope of being back somewhat normal. Along with my cold therapy socks and gloves , I believe the foods I add to my diet that I can have to help will make life alot easier physically. Thank you soo much.

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