How Do You Treat Peripheral Neuropathy?Medical doctors routinely tell their patients that nerves cannot regenerate themselves, but it's simply not true Several treatments have been proven to stimulate the growth of the nerve endings and the blood vessels that nourish them.If the symptoms are caused by a treatable underlying condition, it is almost always possible to reverse neuropathy. While medications can reduce the pain associated with peripheral neuropathy, painkillers do nothing to repair or reverse the damage to the nerves and blood vessels. Getting to the root cause of the neuropathy and taking steps to reverse the damage is the only effective and long-lasting method of treatment.The end goal in treating peripheral neuropathy is to remove blockage so that the nerves can function properly and send and receive messages with the brain. The best way to achieve this is with a comprehensive treatment plan. This book describes the key ingredients for effectively treating peripheral neuropathy.