Healing Your Painful Nerves

Rejuvenate Your Legs and Feet By Healing Your Painful Nerves

February 21, 2017 / 2080 /

 

What causes nerve pain? For as long as medicine has been recorded, this question has stumped even the most brilliant medical minds.

But thanks to a flash of insight from the researchers at John Hopkins Medial School, we have a definitive answer. The origin of all nerve pain comes from damaged nerves and nerve cells (neurons), which are incapable of healing themselves.

When your nerves are damaged, your legs and feet are in constant pain. Damaged nerves stream non-stop pain signals to your brain, bringing on feelings of burning, tingling, numbness…stabbing and shooting pains…among others.

This damage is often the result of the protective coating surrounding your nerves, called myelin, getting too thin, making your nerves exceptionally vulnerable to injury and sensitive to even the slightest touch.

Damaged nerves ruin your circulation, too. Nerve damage causes the tiny blood vessels at your nerve endings to restrict, preventing healthy blood flow to your legs and feet. This slow moving blood causes your legs to swell and makes them feel like they weigh a thousand pounds!

Sad but true....