Joan Hart Relief Specialist Facebook ad: “Easiest neuropathy relief”

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Neuropathy has 4 stages and most people don't find out until they're already at stage 3. Stage 1 is that occasional tingling, usually at night. Most people ignore it or think they slept on it funny. Stage 2 the burning starts. Numbness creeps in. This is when people usually go to their doctor and get put on gabapentin or lyrica. Stage 3 is when it gets scary. Severe pain. Loss of sensation. Balance problems. I have a client who burned herself on a heating pad and didn't notice for two days. Stage 4 I won't even get into but it involves wounds that won't heal and it's not good. Here's what frustrates me. By the time most people come to me they've already been through the medication route and they're exhausted. The brain fog. The weight gain. One woman told me she felt like she was "losing herself twice” “once to the neuropathy and once to the pills." I'm not anti-medication. Sometimes it's necessary. But I always ask my patients what else they've tried first and usually the answer is nothing because they didn't know there WAS anything else. About six months ago a patient came in wearing these toeless compression sleeves. I asked her about them because I'd never seen anything like that before. She said her daughter ordered them, they're made of bamboo, and she sleeps in them. I honestly didn't think much of it. But then another patient was wearing them. Then another. Three in one month. So I looked into it. The science actually makes sense. Gentle compression increases blood flow which brings oxygen and nutrients to the nerves. It's not complicated. Compression therapy has been around forever but most compression socks target the calves for circulation, not the actual foot where neuropathy pain lives. I started recommending them to patients. Not instead of their treatment plan, just as something to try. I've been paying attention to what they tell me. Not everyone notices a big difference. But enough people have come back and told me they're sleeping better or the burning has calmed down that I keep suggesting them. The brand is Onecompress. They're bamboo so they breathe and don't get hot which matters because a lot of my diabetic patients have temperature regulation issues. I'm not saying this will fix stage 3 or 4 neuropathy. It won't reverse nerve damage. But if you're stage 1 or 2 it might help slow things down, and if you're stage 3 like most of my patients, it might just make your days a little more bearable. They have a 60 day return policy which I appreciate because I hate recommending things my patients can't afford to waste money on. Anyway. That's what I've seen. Do with it what you will. I’ll leave a link below if you want to look into it.

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