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diabetic polyneuropathy

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diabetic polyneuropathy,
a disorder involving a number of nerves, a long-term complication of diabetes mellitus. Central nervous system, autonomic, and peripheral nerves may be affected. Neuropathic ulcers commonly develop on the feet.


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All 3 ALA dosages were effective in reducing neuropathic symptoms of diabetic polyneuropathy at 5 weeks' evaluation.
Long-term consequences of diabetes by Meletis, Chris D. / Townsend Letter
Already, clinical trials have shown that benfotiamene is absorbed better than thiamine [the most common form of vitamin B1] and significantly improved diabetic polyneuropathy in patients, and it's already taken as a supplement for diabetic complications," Ramana added.
Vitamin B1 may treat common cause of blindness by Asian News International
47) Results such as these have now been confirmed by independent research groups, one of whom studied 40 inpatients with diabetic polyneuropathy of not more than two years' duration.
Protecting against glycation and high blood sugar with benfotiamine by Goepp, Julius G. / Life Extension
 
 
 
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