

Peripheral neuropathy refers to damage or dysfunction of the peripheral nerves, which are responsible for transmitting signals between the central nervous system (the brain and spinal cord) and the rest of the body. This condition commonly affects the extremities, such as the fingers and toes, but can also involve other areas.




The root cause of neuropathy is one of the most challenging pathologies to locate—and that’s why our approach doesn’t stop at surface-level explanations. We take a deep-dive, root-cause evaluation to uncover why your nerves are struggling, combining advanced diagnostics with a meticulous review of the metabolic, vascular, structural, and inflammatory factors that drive nerve dysfunction.
Our analysis looks far beyond symptoms to identify underlying contributors such as blood sugar dysregulation, insulin resistance, micronutrient deficiencies, mitochondrial slowdown, thyroid imbalance, and genetic methylation variants that affect nerve repair. We assess vascular flow, microcirculation, and oxygen delivery; screen for autoimmune triggers and chronic inflammation; evaluate gastrointestinal absorption and toxin burden; and examine mechanical factors including nerve entrapment, tendon thickening, scar tissue, structural misalignment, and post-surgical irritation.
By mapping these root causes with precision, we move from guesswork to clarity—creating a personalized, restorative plan designed to protect existing nerves, regenerate damaged fibers, improve sensation, and support long-term function and comfort. Here, answers replace uncertainty, and your care becomes as individualized as your biology.