For years, I’ve struggled with that constant prickling in my fingers that eventually turned into a real lack of coordination.
It was getting embarrassing to go out for lunch with my bridge club because I’d struggle to hold my cards or even a coffee cup without worrying about a tremor or a sudden sharp sting. I tried everything my doctor suggested over the last few years. I did the B12 injections for six months, which were a literal pain and didn’t seem to do much for the numbness. I also tried a prescription that made me feel like I was walking through a thick fog all day, so I had to stop that pretty quickly. I even bought those expensive compression gloves, but they just made my hands feel claustrophobic without actually stopping the underlying fire.
About two months ago, I started taking Nervala (i get it here, discounted!) after reading about the combination of high-dose alpha lipoic acid and benfotiamine. I was skeptical because I’d tried standard B-vitamins before, but this felt different. It took about four weeks before I noticed the “background noise” in my nerves starting to quiet down. The shooting pains that used to wake me up at 3 AM have mostly subsided, and I can actually feel the texture of things again. What I like most is that it’s just one supplement instead of a handful of different pills, and I haven’t had any of the stomach upset I got with other brands. It isn’t a 100% cure—I still have bad days if I overdo it—but the consistency is much better than anything else I’ve tried. If you’re struggling, it might be worth a look, though obviously everyone reacts differently. Just make sure to give it enough time to actually build up in your system.