we treat it
to beat it

We focus on long term solutions
because life
should be about living it

GETTING STARTED

Does your current treatment align
with your long term health goals?

Symptom Management Treatment

damage reversal treatment

Examples

Medication, Topical Cremes,
Compression Socks, TENS Units,
Steroid Shots, Injections, Acupuncture, Nerve Ablation, Physical Therapy, Spinal Cord Stimulator Implant Surgery,
and more

Electrical Biphasic Nerve Stimulation,
Photobiomodulation Therapy,
Electromagnetic Infrared Therapy, Metabolic Nutrition, Oxygen Therapy, High
Frequency Vibration Therapy
and more

Pain Relief Method

Blocking Symptoms

Pain relief is felt by temporarily blocking pain signals to the brain. For example, seizure medications, like gabapentin, work to slow the brain down which is effective for a hyperactive brain during a seizure. When it is used to control nerve pain, it slows down the brain so that the brain experiences less frequency of these pain signals. This however has many adverse side effects such as brain fog, forgetfulness, constant tiredness, as well as serious issues such as behavioral and mood change, suicidal thoughts, eye problems like involuntary eye movement and blurry vision, and more. Nerve ablation burns off the ends of nerves using radiofrequency waves to eliminate the transmission of pain signals to the brain. Spinal cord stimulation is a surgical implant that sends electrical signals through the spine to interfere with the body's pain signal response in order to reduce pain. All of these methods only focus on blocking pain and does not do anything to stop or even slow down the progression into advanced stages.

Healing Damage

Treatments focus on fixing the actual nerve damage using specialized proprietary medical technology for healing nerves combined with other treatments (based on the type of Neuropathy treated).

Treat-ment Duration

Lifelong Dependency

These pain treatments may block pain in the initial stages. However, as patients progress into advanced stages (Stages 3-5), it increases the risk of developing debilitating pain that is untreatable through pain management methods, disability, amputation through infection, drug addiction or permanent dependency on drugs or medical support equipment.

Initial Treatment Period
(Little to no follow up treatment)

Depending on the stage patient starts treatment and type of Neuropathy, minimal to no continuous treatments are required after initial treatment period.

Treat-ment
Goals

Short-Term Solution

Treatment goals are to minimize pain. Goals do not address damage, cause or contributing health factors that can escalate their progresion into advanced stages. Patients may not feel pain, but may still be bedridden.

Long-Term Solution

Focuses on the quality of life after treatments are complete. By healing nerve damage and addressing cause and contributing factors, patients can live a pain-free and normal life as much as possible. They are able to regain feeling and strengthen balance, staying strong and independent as long as they can.

High Risk

Risk

Numerous serious side effects from medication or the possibility of adverse drug interaction increases as higher dosages and additional medications are prescribed to manage pain and to manage adverse side effects from those drugs. Risks of developing other health complications such as organ impairment, serious falls, and infections that are unable to heal increases as well. Surgical implants to block nerve response have risk of lead poison and malfunction. Nerve decompression surgery has high risk and does not guarantee that the existing nerve damage will stop causing symptoms.

Low Risk

Treatment is based on natural healing of the body that does not alter brain and body nerve response. No synthetic or addictive substances. No surgical implants are placed in the body. Nerves health is optimized, not impaired.

Pain Relief

Types of Symptoms Treated

Although it may reduce pain, other issues caused by nerve damage such as numbness, balance problems or digestive issues may not be resolved and can worsen.

Pain Relief and Regaining Feeling

Healing nerves means healing normal nerve function which includes sensory (symptoms, temperature, pressure, etc), motor (muscle function) and autonomic nerves (organ function).