Neuroveen Ingredients

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With Neuroveen, you can rest assured that you are receiving a comprehensive and safe natural medicine for neuropathy symptom relief.

Neuroveen's organic oligotherapeutic water blend base offers superior bio-availability. The blend is readily absorbed into the bloodstream and cells, and quickly begins relieving neuropathic symptoms. This base is the stabilizer for our active homeopathic officially recognized ingredients.

Officially Recognized Active Homeopathic Ingredients

The active homeopathic ingredients in Neuroveen are the key to your success. All of our active homeopathic ingredients are listed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States and indicated in the Homeopathic Materia Medica to relieve neuropathy symptoms in adults and children.

Proprietary Oligotherapeutic Water Base (Non-Active Support)

Oligotherapy is the utiliazation of trace minerals to catalyze vital enzymatic function and increase metabolism at the cellular level. Neuroveen's proprietary oligotherapeutic water base provides optimal delivery of our active homeopathic ingredients.

Neuroveen FAQ

Q: What is Neuroveen?
A: Neuroveen is a liquid formula that uses a multi-tiered approach to naturally relieve symptoms of neuropathy and support your healthy lifestyle. We stabilize natural, homeopathic ingredients into our organic oligotherapeutic liquid OTC formula, and then imprint that formula with vibrational technology to ensure you enjoy the energy and vitality nature intended.

Q: Can Neuroveen be used to treat Neuropathy?
A: Neuroveen is indicated to relieve Neuropathy symptoms including pain, numbness, burning, tingling, sensitivity, and weakness. Neuropathy itself is defined as damage to a single nerve or nerve group, which results in loss of movement, sensation, or other function of that nerve. Neuropathy can be very serious and should always be attended to by your physician or other specialist. Neuroveen is not intended to replace any Neuropathy medications prescribed by your physician.

Q: Is Neuroveen approved by the FDA?
A: Neuroveen is an FDA product listed natural medicine, and uses an OTC formulation. The active homeopathic ingredients are officially recognized, as listed in the HPUS and Homeopathic Materia Medica.

The FDA has regulated homeopathic medicine since 1938 by means of the guidelines in the HPUS, as per the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. Said regulation is conducted in the same manner as that of nonprescription OTC drugs, according to The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM). Neuroveen is manufactured and packaged following the FDA's Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP).

Q: How do I take Neuroveen?
A: Dosage and directions are included on the label. You can add liquid Neuroveen to a glass (ceramic, glass or plastic) of purified water, or dispense directly into your mouth. You can also use Neuroveen externally, just apply to affected areas as needed.

Q: How often do I take Neuroveen?
A: For optimal benefit, take Neuroveen consistently every day, once in the morning, and again at night. You may also take as needed, or as directed by your health care provider.

Q: How quickly will Neuroveen work for me?
A: Neuroveen is designed to start working quickly to relieve your symptoms. For many individuals, results will be apparent within a few hours of the first dose. Because every person is different, however, the exact time taken for relief is indefinable. Neuroveen functions best in a body free of underlying conditions, which can hinder the body's ability to achieve balance. A healthy lifestyle that observes proper nutrition and regular exercise is essential in order to experience the fast acting results of Neuroveen. We recommend allowing a three to six month Neuroveen regimen before expecting desired results.

Q: How long does one bottle of Neuroveen last?
A: A single bottle of Neuroveen is 2 fluid ounces and will last approximately one month for one adult, depending on your individual health needs and usage.

Q: How much Neuroveen will I need?
A: Each bottle of Neuroveen offers a one month supply for one adult. Children may need less, and multiple family members taking Neuroveen may need more than one bottle per month.

Q: Can children take Neuroveen?
A: Yes, Neuroveen is formulated for safe and effective neuropathy symptom relief in adults and children over age 2.

Q: How safe is Neuroveen?
A: Neuroveen is made with natural ingredients and is, first and foremost, formulated to be safe. Neuroveen has no reported side effects or drug interactions, and may be used with other prescription or OTC medications. Neuroveen is safe for both adults and children 2 years of age and up.

Q: Can I safely take Neuroveen with medications?
A: The ingredients in Neuroveen are natural and safe, but if you are currently taking prescription medications, we recommend you consult your health care professional before use.

Q: Is Neuroveen an herbal remedy?
A: Neuroveen is not an herbal remedy. Herbal remedies are based on the herb's use in traditional medicine, while homeopathy uses the "law of similars." Herbs use larger quantities of the product per dose. Homeopathic medicines use minute doses of the substance to address the symptoms. Herbal substances are regulated as food, where as the FDA accepts homeopathic products as drugs.

Q: What is the "law of similars?"
A: The "law of similars" is the idea that like relieves like. Homeopathy demonstrates that a substance that produces a certain set of symptoms in a healthy person can relieve the same symptoms in a sick person experiencing them. The homeopathic medicine is diluted to such minute doses that the ingredients are very safe.

Q: What is "Natural Medicine?"
A: As a natural medicine, Neuroveen safely activates the body's natural relief and balance mechanisms, unlike many other OTC formulations that rely on chemical responses to activate or block healing responses, and come with notable side effects, as indicated per their product indications.

Natural medicine is safe, and the ingredients in Neuroveen are regulated by the FDA according to the guidelines for OTC homeopathic formulation. While "natural" implies indications about the ingredients (Neuroveen does contain natural active homeopathic ingredients), "natural medicine" more accurately refers to how the medicine works.

Q: What is Integrated Medicine?
A: Integrated medicine is a functional, balanced approach to wellness. Rather than relying solely on conventional methods, such as prescription drugs and surgery, or alternative methods like acupuncture and homeopathy, integrated medicine recognizes that the two can work together for optimal results. Health care providers who practice integrated medicine will use methods such as homeopathy in complement with more intense and/or invasive treatments.

Q: What is homeopathy?
A: Homeopathy is an officially recognized medicinal therapy that uses safe, naturally occurring substances to relieve symptoms of self-limiting conditions in the body. Observing the homeopathic dilution process per regulatory guidelines, we formulate the active ingredients in Neuroveen for safe relief from neuropathy symptoms.

Q: What is the homeopathic dilution process?
A:Homeopathic Medicines are believed to be more effective when its active ingredient is diluted. This is the minimum dose approach to homeopathy. The purpose of potency is to dilute the product until it can do no harm to a person. Homeopathic drug potency is indicated by such terms as "10X," 30X," and "LM1." These refer to the amount of times and by what ratio the base substance has been diluted.

Q: What is HPUS?
A: The Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS) is a compilation of standards for the components and preparation of homeopathic drugs. It has been in continuous publication since 1897, and became the official U.S. homeopathic regulatory guideline in 1938, as stated in the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

The HPUS is compiled by the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia Convention of the United States (HPCUS), which is a non-governmental, non-profit scientific organization of experts trained and experienced in the field of homeopathy. The HPCUS works closely with the FDA and U.S. homeopathic organizations.

Neuroveen's active homeopathic ingredients are listed in the HPUS, and are therefore officially recognized.

Q: What is "Materia Medica"?
A: "Materia Medica" (Latin) refers to a body of information about medical knowledge. At HelloLife, we refer to specific Materia Medica that contain information on homeopathic ingredients. In general, we refer to William Boericke's Homeopathic Materia Medica.

The active homeopathic ingredients in Neuroveen are recognized by such long-standing Materia Medica, and thereby are not required to undergo the same safety and interaction testing as new OTC drugs.

Q: What is oligotherapy?
A: Oligotherapy is the practice of using organic trace minerals to supplement the minerals necessary for 300 enzyme functions in the body. This helps speed cellular metabolism and dramatically supports your body's natural balance. The oligotherapeutic blend in Neuroveen is an effective stabilizing and delivery agent for the active homeopathic ingredients, as opposed to alcohol, which is common to most homeopathic preparations but irritating to the body.

Q: How is Neuroveen different from conventional products?
A: Neuroveen is intended to safely relieve symptoms and promote optimal overall health, while conventional products typically address symptoms, and usually with negative side effects as indicated by the manufacturer.

Q: Is Neuroveen a cure?
A: Neuroveen is a natural medicine that works quickly to relieve symptoms of neuropathy, but it is not a cure. Instead, Neuroveen is intended as a component of a healthy lifestyle, safely relieving your symptoms so you can focus on the big picture of your health and life. Choose whole, fresh foods; clean, pure water; and plenty of positive thought and movement, and you will naturally increase the effectiveness of Neuroveen and the overall health of your lifestyle, and over time find yourself naturally free of neuropathy pain.

Q: What are symptoms?
A: Symptoms are the aspects of illness that you can see and feel; they are the way your body responds to an underlying problem. Although they tend to be negative manifestations, they are actually good in the sense that they are your body's way of telling you what is wrong. Neuroveen is intended to help relieve the negative symptoms you are experiencing. When you are no longer hindered by uncomfortable symptoms, you can concentrate on helping restore your body to its healthy balance.

Q: Is Neuroveen a drug?
A: Because the ingredients in Neuroveen meet the "Criteria for Eligibility of Drugs for Inclusion in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States(HPUS)," and that the HPUS is an officially recognized compendium of homeopathic drugs by the FDA, Neuroveen is considered an OTC Homeopathic drug. Therefore, it has to comply with the Labeling Guidelines of the FDA. Homeopathic products have been considered drug products since 1938, as stated in the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.

It is important to note that, although Neuroveen is technically considered a homeopathic drug (remedy) by law, its ingredients are natural and safe for supporting your body's healthy balance. Neuroveen is not intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of any disease.

Q: Will this product cause me to experience detoxification symptoms?
A: The oligotherapeutic water base of this product is OTC formulated to support a seamless cellular detoxification process. As minerals begin to activate enzymes and chelate toxins and metals, hypersensitive individuals, who may lack hydration and fiber in their diet, may experience mild acute detoxification symptoms of sores in the mouth (similar to ones caused by eating excessive salty or acidic foods like lemons) or may notice soft stools. Symptoms should last no more than 24 hours.

Help your body through this process by adding more water and fibrous raw fruits and vegetables to your diet during this time.

Q: Does Neuroveen come with side effects?
A: According to the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM), a systematic review found homeopathic products such as Neuroveen to be generally safe and unlikely to cause severe adverse reactions when taken as directed. Neuroveen contains no alcohol, making it superior to many other OTC homeopathic formulations in that regard.

While some individuals express concern about homeopathic aggravation (temporary worsening of symptoms after taking a homeopathic medicine), there is little evidence for it in clinical studies. Regardless of Neuroveen's safety, it is always important to inform your health care provider about any self-medication you may use.

Q: What do I need to consider if I'm thinking about using homeopathy?
A: There are five important points to consider and act on, as stated by the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM): First, homeopathy is not a replacement for proven conventional care or a visit to your health care professional. Second, research clinical studies conducted around the homeopathic remedies for the health condition you are trying to treat. Third, thoroughly acquaint yourself with any homeopathic practitioner you may visit. Fourth, women who are pregnant or nursing, or those thinking of using homeopathy for a child, should first consult with their health care professional. Fifth, inform all of your health care providers about any complementary and/or alternative practices you use.

Q: Do you sell internationally?
A: Yes. However, all of our products sold internationally are meant for personal use - up to a 90 day supply of any one product may be purchased. We ship via FedEx® or USPS to all international addresses. Customs restrictions and warranty issues prevent us from shipping to every international location. Customers are responsible for any additional Customs fees. It is your responsibility to check with your Customs Office to see if your country permits the importation of our products. If you are not sure, please contact the Customs Office in your country before ordering a product, as we are not responsible for such charges. For more details please see our International Shipping Policy.

Q: How much does it cost to ship internationally?
A: There is just a $14.95 charge to ship to all international addresses without tracking and a $29.95 charge for tracking your order. Tax and duties for international orders are not included in the shipping charge. A separate invoice for Custom fees will be charged to you from either FedEx®, USPS or your country's Customs Office. For more details please see our International Shipping Policy.

About Neuroveen

Neuroveen serves as an integral part of a healthy lifestyle, offering fast and safe symptom relief, which allows the body and mind to focus on life in the present moment.

Neuroveen contains only high quality, naturally-occurring ingredients, in potent therapeutic dilutions, manufactured under strict GMP guidelines as set forth by the FDA.

We are here to Match Your Commitment to a healthy lifestyle, and for those with neuropathy symptoms, Neuroveen is the natural way to stay committed and reap the rewards of energy, vitality and wellness.

What is Neuropathy?

Neuropathy, or peripheral neuropathy, is a disorder affecting the motor, sensory and autonomic nerves (otherwise known as the peripheral nerves) connecting our muscles, skin and internal organs to our spinal cord. While the exact cause of neuropathy is unknown, it is suspected to be for reasons similar to that of multiple sclerosis - a decline in the myelination of nerve cells and fibers.

In a normal person, each nerve cell produces a waxy lipid to wrap itself in called a "myelin sheath". This sheath allows the neurons to react quickly and precisely, ensuring the electrical charge of the nerve's message remains contained and ends up where it is meant to. In the case of peripheral neuropathy however, the specialized cells inside a nerve responsible for producing the myelin sheath degenerate and die off. Thus, the message carried by nerve cells is not so well contained.

When this occurs, rather than signaling one particular muscle, a neuron's electrical charge will leak and signal an entire region leading to an overstimulation, random impulses and impairment in the affected area. Though there are many types of neuropathy, this problem is at the root of each one.

It is the cause of this declining myelination that separates the major types of neuropathy.

• Pre-Diabetic/Diabetic Neuropathy. With nearly 60% of diabetics suffering nerve damage, it's not so surprising that, accounting for 30% of all neuropathy cases, pre-diabetic/diabetic neuropathy is one of the most common types of the condition. Peripheral neuropathy is more common in diabetics whose blood sugar levels are difficult to manage, are overweight, and over 40 years old.
• Compression Neuropathy. Sometimes referred to as "nerve compression syndrome" or "entrapment neuropathy", this type of neuropathy is caused by direct pressure on a single nerve and affects just one part of the body depending on the nerve. Compression neuropathy is most common among those with jobs requiring repetitive movements, but can occur when one frequently and for long periods of time, puts pressure on a certain area. For example, draping an arm over a chair or resting weight on their elbows against a table. The most common form of compression neuropathy is carpal tunnel syndrome - a condition which is becoming ever more prevalent as more people work jobs behind a keyboard.
• Inflammatory Neuropathy. Any infection, disease, or disorder can put you at risk for inflammatory type neuropathy. With inflammatory neuropathy, declining myelination is caused by viral or bacterial attack of nerve tissues. Risk factors include infectious diseases like Lyme disease, HIV/AIDS, or Hepatitis and autoimmune diseases like Celiac disease, Sarcoidosis, and Guillain-Barre Syndrome.
• Metabolic Neuropathy. As with inflammatory neuropathy, metabolic neuropathy occurs with a wide array of disorders, in this case metabolic. Risk factors include disorders like diabetes, mentioned above, as well as hypoglycemia, uremia and hypothyroidism. Metabolic neuropathy may also occur with kidney disorders, alcohol abuse and nutritional deficiencies. In this case, drop in myelination is caused by metabolic impairment.
• Hereditary Neuropathy. An extremely rare, yet under-diagnosed condition, the most common forms of hereditary neuropathy are Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) Disease and Hereditary Neuropathy with Liability to Pressure Palsies (HNPP). In cases of hereditary neuropathy, genetic defects create a group of nerve disorders that lead to weakness and wasting of the muscles.
• Idiopathic Neuropathy. While in most cases of neuropathy the cause can be identified, in as many as 30% of sufferers, it cannot. For these people, neuropathy is labeled "idiopathic" - "peculiar, separate from" (idio) "suffering from a particular condition" (pathic). Idiopathic neuropathy typically occurs in people over age 60 and progresses very slowly - or not at all after initial appearance. However, this does not mean the condition is any less uncomfortable or disruptive to their lifestyle.

Symptoms of Neuropathy

Neuropathy appears in many different forms and for many different reasons, and likewise, each person's experience with neuropathy will differ slightly. However, there are some tell-tale signs to watch for:

• UNUSUAL SENSATIONS
  • "Sock and Glove" Sensation (feeling as though you are wearing socks or gloves, when you are actually not)
  • Abnormal Sensations
  • Buzzing Sensation
  • Feeling of Electric Shock
  • Lessening or Absence of Sensation
  • Numbness
  • Pain (usually beginning in the feet)
  • Pinching
  • Sensation Which Increase at Night
  • Spontaneous Sensations
  • Stabbing Pain
  • Things Feel Unusually Unpleasant
  • Tingling
• WEAKNESS.
  • Dragging Feet
  • Heavy Feeling in the Legs
  • Things You Used to Carry Feel Too Heavy
  • Tiring Easily
  • Trouble Gripping Objects
  • Trouble Opening Jars and Doors
  • Weakness in Arms and Legs
• OTHER SYMPTOMS.
  • Dizziness When Standing Up
  • Increased Bruising
  • Intestinal Difficulties
  • Sexual Dysfunction
  • Slowed Healing

At Home Neuropathy Treatment

If you or a loved one is suffering from neuropathy, it's important to work with a health care professional for treatment. However, there are several ways to make life easier at home yourself.

• PAIN MANAGEMENT. There are many pain management options available for neuropathy sufferers. Avoiding sustained pressure on elbows, knees, hand, and feet is a good start. Physical therapy and massage are useful to improving circulation, stimulating nerves, and relieving pain. Magnet therapy, as well, though not conclusively proven, has been mentioned by many neuropathy sufferers as a way to manage pain.
• DIET. Nutritional deficits alone have been known to cause neuropathic symptoms. Vitamin E found in kiwi, avocado, egg, milk, nuts, seeds and spinach, functions to signal molecules and Vitamin E deficiency has been tied to poor nerve conduction.
  B Vitamins found abundantly in fish, whole grains, potatoes, bananas, lentils, beans, and tempeh are extremely important to nerve health. They maintain healthy metabolism, skin, and muscle tone. They enhance immunity and nervous system function. They support cell growth and division and, when deficiency occurs, a lack of B vitamins can cause neuropathic symptoms.
  Support good health and added nerve stress by providing nerves with the nutrients they require.
• USER ASSISTIVE DEVICES. Because step-stools are a hazard when balance is poor, a long handled reacher can be an indispensible tool for a person with neuropathy. Not only do they allow the user to reach objects up high, they also assist in picking up objects from the floor.
  Buttons can also be tricky for a neuropathy sufferer. Having someone help by pre-buttoning shirts can be helpful; however this may not be an option. In this case, a button hook can help ease the process.
  Shoes present another issue. Coiled laces can help change tie shoes into slip on and a long handled shoe horn helps ease shoes onto feet.
  Around the kitchen, difficulties can sometimes arise as tools become difficult to grip. However there are several companies out their providing normal kitchen and household tools with no-slip rubber grip handles for just this purpose. Neuropathy sufferers say they can easily find them at housewares and department stores
• EXERCISE. Though walking can definitely become more challenging with neuropathy, regular exercise is very important. Just 30 minutes of walking helps increase circulation and manage neuropathy pain.

Neuroveen for Neuropathy Symptom Relief

To quickly and safely relieve neuropathy symptoms, Neuroveen is a natural remedy you can easily use in the privacy of your own home.

Neuroveen is homeopathically formulated to relieve pain, sensitivity, numbness, burning, tingling, and weakness. Neuroveen is safe for adults and children over age 2.

Additionally, Neuroveen goes further than other neuropathy relievers, and actually promotes balance, recovery and repair. That's because Neuroveen works with the body, not against it.

You should still continue to lead a healthy lifestyle while taking Neuroveen. If neuropathy symptoms do not improve or become more severe, consult your health care professional, as this may be an indication of a more serious health condition.

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Neuroveen is formulated to naturally relieve neuropathy symptoms and promote optimal energy and overall health. Neuroveen contains no artificial colors or flavors and is alcohol and gluten free.

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