Do you know what vitamins are used for nerve regeneration?

 

                               Do you know what vitamins are used for nerve regeneration?



Neuropathy is a term that refers to a group of diseases that damage the nerves and can cause a variety of unpleasant and painful symptoms. Neuropathy is a common side effect of chemotherapy and a consequence of diabetes.

Vitamin B complex or vitamin B12 has been proven to increase the number of Schwann cells, myelinated nerve fibres, and axon diameter, promoting myelinated nerve fibre regeneration and Schwann cell proliferation.

Neuropathy is a type of nerve injury that is common in diabetics and as a side effect of chemotherapy. Supplements may help alleviate symptoms of neuropathy, in addition to lifestyle changes and conventional treatments.

B-12, B-6, and other B-complex vitamins may also help with neuropathy symptoms.Nerve health, metabolism, and sensory perception are all aided by B-complex vitamins. B-complex lacks are rather prevalent, and a deficiency can develop after only a few weeks of insufficient intake.

vitamin B-9 which is also existing in dietary sources, such as oatmeal and fortified cereals

vitamin B-1, which is current  in many types of meat, as well as oranges and peas

Vitamins believed to help with peripheral neuropathy symptoms can be found in high-protein foods including meat, poultry, fish, and eggs. Almost every meal consumed by extended family includes meat. However, because not everyone gets enough vitamins from their diet, supplements may be required. Discuss these issues with your doctor once more.

Magnesium

Magnesium plays an important role in neuron physiology. Magnesium supplementation to a patient with a neurodegenerative condition has been proven to speed up the nerve healing process since it has anti-inflammatory characteristics and causes Schwann cells in peripheral nerves to generate nerve growth factor, resulting in nerve regeneration.  In another investigation, magnesium was shown to have therapeutic qualities in a patient who had had a sciatic nerve damage.

Vitamin B1 (Benfotiamine)

Benfotiamine has been proven to be the most effective vitamin for promoting nerve growth and repair. Because benfotiamine suppresses the formation of AGEs (advanced-glycation end-products) in the body caused by non-enzymatic irreversible processes. Benfotiamine shields us against the damaging oxidising effects of the free radicals created by AGEs by suppressing AGEs. In individuals with diabetes mellitus type I, oral benfotiamine supplementation improves peripheral nerve function and lowers inflammatory markers. As a result, benfotiamine protects the peripheral nerves and brain from the effects of diabetic neuropathy.


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