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Compressed Nerves or Permanent Damage?

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L4, L5, S1. 3 letters and numbers that might explain your entire neuropathy. You've been told your neuropathy is permanent nerve damage. For a lot of people, that's the wrong diagnosis. Here's what a lot of doctors miss. The nerves running to your feet start in your lower spine, at L4, L5, S1. As the discs there dry out and flatten with age, the bones settle and pinch those exact nerve roots. Squeezed. Not destroyed. One study found up to 38% of people diagnosed with neuropathy actually had spinal nerve compression that was never investigated. There's a therapy for exactly this. It creates space around the compressed nerve root, brings heat and blood flow back into a starved spine, and releases the muscles holding everything locked. A compressed nerve can recover. A dead one can't. That's why the diagnosis matters more than the burning ever did. There's a way to get all 3 parts of that therapy at home, in 15 minutes a day. Click below to see how it works.