Overview
Homeopathic remedies have been around for several decades. They’re not something new to the scene. What homeopathic remedies do is take a certain strain of a chemical and dilute it in water many times, sometimes hundreds of times, with the concept being that the energy from the remedy gets more powerful the more it’s diluted.
At first listen, this might not sound very logical. It definitely goes against reason to think that the more you dilute something the more powerful it becomes. The practitioners of homeopathy swear by it, and even bring up the Law of Attraction as a basis for its effectiveness. They claim that the frequency of the remedy gets more and more amplified the more it’s diluted.
The Claim
Neuroveen has several claims on their sales page. Right off the top they say that it will safely and quickly relieve you of your Neuropathy symptoms.
They say that it’s not addictive, that it won’t make you drowsy, and it’s safe for diabetics. This latest claim is very important since diabetics frequently suffer from the symptoms of neuropathy.
Some of the symptoms that they claim to be able to work on is the pain, burning sensation, the sensitivity, the numbness, as well as the tingling sensation and weakness usually associated with those suffering from neuropathy.
They also say that their cure works quickly, is natural, and has no negative side effects. It’s interesting to note that they add the word negative to side effects, leading one to believe that there are side effects associated with taking it, however they don’t have a negative effect on the body according to the makers of Neuroveen.
A Note on 100% Five-Star Reviews
It’s almost comical that Hello Life has the gall to put a five-star rating system on their site that is so obviously preened of anything resembling a negative remark. Their “average rating” is completely meaningless, and they’ve most likely paid or made up each review found at the site.
The Hype
There isn’t much hype surrounding Neuroveen, in fact most people can see right through the flimsy sales page and realize that it’s just a lot of fluff. It hasn’t gained any sort of momentum in the industry, and is just one in a long line of products made by Hello Life.
The Cost
What you’re buying here is what’s known as a tincture. It’s basically a little bottle of liquid, dispensed with an eye dropper, and by its own definition only contains a miniscule amount of effective ingredients.
That being said, just to try Neuroveen you’d better be prepared to shell out $30 plus shipping for a one month supply. But you can get a six-month supply for $144 which includes shipping. This is recommended if you want to follow their advice and give the product the 3-6 months it needs to be effective.
The Commitment
The makers of Neuroveen advise that it may take 3 to 6 months for you to see the results that they speak of at the website. This means you have to be committed for the long haul. Most people cannot stick with a regimen of daily activity for such a long period of time, especially if no results are seen for weeks or months.
That is the real danger of taking Neuroveen, you won’t know if it’s actually working until months later, and by that time you will have either given up, or decided it’s not worth it. At this point, it’s probably not likely that you’ll return it for a refund, or if you did, that your request will be honored.
Evaluation
Even if you can get on board with homeopathic remedies, and believe in their effectiveness overall, that still leaves you to make up your mind whether or not Neuroveen works.
They list their ingredients, and mention that each one is approved by the FDA. However, when asked directly if Neuroveen is approved by the FDA, they point out that it is registered but this does not mean it is approved. This leads one to ask the question, why would something that contains only approved ingredients not be able to be approved by the FDA itself?
There’s just too many unanswered questions about Neuroveen to be able to give it our backing. Perhaps if their website and sales pitch were a little less sleazy, and they gave us more to go on besides what they say at face value, we could be a little more supportive.
While we do believe that Neuroveen is safe to take and try for yourself, we don’t believe that it will produce the results that it states, and therefore
would be a waste of time and expenditure. However, if you’ve tried everything else and haven’t had any luck, and also if you don’t mind the cost, it’s worth a try just to see if there’s any legitimacy to the claims.Also, if you have a strong belief in homeopathic remedies this could lead to the product being effective, at least on a placebo-based level.
We also invite anyone not affiliated with the company to leave a real review at the bottom of this page. It is our belief that no actual user has tried and reported back their findings on any sort of open forum. We gladly invite both positive and negative reviews and look forward to a chance at a continuing dialogue.
Our Recommendation
Stay away from Neuroveen. There is very little likelihood that the product works, and their webpage does very little to convince someone that there is even a possibility that it might work. It can be frustrating to live with your symptoms of neuropathy, and it might lead to some decisions that are made in desperation, but this is one instance where you can save your money for something more worthwhile, and continue the search for something that works.
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I have been taking neuroveen for two month. It is very good for pain.
Two pills a day . One at night and one in the morning keeps me free
of pain.
Thank You
Where can i buy neuroveen in the netherlands or Europe.? thank youfor ansers
Where can i buy neuroveen in the netherlands.thank for ansers
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I have idiopathic neuropathy, bilaterally in my feet, starting about 10 years ago. My feet are pretty numb. I have what is called, Sock and Glove neuropathy. I do have pain, I still work full time as a nurse, and walking can be difficult, but I keep walking. I am not obese, but I am about 30 lbs overaweight for my height. I am 68 years old. I have been on Gabapentin for a number of years, at a high dose now, and it keeps some of the nerve pain at bay. I don't get burning much, but I get awful cramping in my feet and used to get it in my legs. But the foot cramping was pretty horrible and still is...terribly painful and can include my calves and sometimes, my hamstring...amazing mess with no nerves to send proper messages to the muscles....I tried Neuroveen 3 years ago for the cramping, not nerve pain,etc as I figured the ingredients, as I saw it, was not going to do much for damaged nerves themselves. After about 12 weeks of use, my legs cramps subsided about 90%. My foot cramps are not helped by anything. I take very good care of my feet. I take a RX B complex vitamin called Fotanx plus Alpha Lipoic Acid to slow down the nerve damage and to preserve my good nerves. This combo is recommended by the Mayo Clinic. I think, in my case, the Neuroveen has done its job and I continue to take it. I use a topical diabetic foot cream, along with a good skin cream, everyday, before I leave for work. I wear soft socks in winter and will use no socks in summer. I wear shoes that feel comfortable with everyday being different, I keep a decent selection of comfortable footwear, including summer sandals. I have done as much research as possible for my particular kind of neuropathy. I don't care if a medication or remedy is homeopathic or not...I try it and if it works, I keep using it. My last EMG showed a very slow progression after a decade. I have two feet that I hate, but they belong to me. I fear the future, as I know this disorder is progressive, but I do what I can for now. I keep working and try to make my feet as comfortable as possible, but it is not ever really NOT there,...I am always uncomfortable. With the leg cramping almost completely gone, it is one less thing that hurts. I feel Neuroveen will work for some and not for others...the ingredients are pretty benign...but in Eastern medicine, are used regularly, so why not use it and find out...I tried Nerve Renew years ago and it as costly. It contains the B Complex in my RX vitamin and plus the Alpha Lipoic Acid. It is worth it for your physician to prescribe the Fotanx at a fraction of the cost of the Nerve Renew and then buy a good Alpha Lipoic Acid, which is also very inexpensive. I get mine online from Bio Alternatives..which has these probiotics in a very pure form...this combo has slowed down nerve destruction in my legs and my neuropathy itself, has been the same for about 2 years...I will know more with my next EMG. My advice to try whatever you can, for comfort reasons, not cure, as there is no cure. Do what you can for yourself and stick with what works and don't let anyone tell you not to try, as unless you have neuropathy, you don't know how bad it can feel. The one thing folks with neuropathy find out is what doesn't work....and if something doesn't work, you stop taking it...pretty simple. I hope this helps for those who are looking for feedback about Neuroveen and I hope the other ideas I offered are worth something to anyone willing to try them out. Thanks, Louise P.
I have been suffering from neuropathy terribly for about 3 yrs. after 2 nephrectomies and a kidney transplant. I do take anti rejection meds with several other meds as well as meds for high bp and cholesterol, yes a statin RX. I have been taking Nerve Renew for almost 18 months and it seems to work, but not completely. I have even been wanting to try Neuroveen, but there are so many ingredients and I do not know if I can take them with my other meds. I looked up the ingredients in Neuroveen and they have scary side effects listed for only 3 out of maybe 8 ingredients whereas the Nerve Renew is a variety of Vitamin B's and R Lipoic Acid.
Any advice?
Two months ago I had a bone fusion on my L5-S1 and never suffered much except for my feet falling asleep, until after my surgery and then I experienced the worst pain in my legs and feet. I couldn't wear socks and walking was difficult. I was on Gabapentin for 6 months and it wasn't working. As a truck driver, I needed my feet to be "normal" again. I saw an ad for Neuroveen and thought what the heck. I ordered 2 bottles. After I first tried a dose I was disappointed, thinking I had wasted money. Within 5 minutes I was able to walk without pain. 85% of the pain was GONE!! I took another dose: 1ml and I felt like I had before needing surgery!! I will be a regular customer for my neuropathy!
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Godichal Francis
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To those who suffer from peripheral neuropathy (including diabetic): I suggest you consider trying alpha lipoic acid, 600 mg. My neurologist recommended this some time ago. I have apparent idiopathic peripheral neuropathy (non disabling) which I believe may be related to pre-diabetes. It's taken only once daily (orally), and is quite reasonable (e.g. piping rock.com sells 180 capsules - almost 6 month supply - for 19.89). I've not noticed any adverse side effects and believe the neuropathy is improved. I'm at this site because I'm searching for ways to treat sciatica, which I've had for over 7 years, and for which I underwent unsuccessful back surgery about 9 months ago. Am considering both Neuroveen and Painiazol, but am wary of homeopathy (am a healthcare professional).
I HAVE TAKEN IT FOR 3 MONTHS !
THE TERRIBLE INNER ITCH ON THE BOTTOMS OF MY FEET HAVE ALL ABOUT DISAPPEARED !
WHAT FINALLY TOLD ME IT WAS 100% NON PSYCHSOMATIC WAS I HAD COMPANY AND FORGOT TO TALE THE 2 EYE DROPPERS OF NEUROVEEN !
AND TODAY I HAVE HAD AN OVER 1 HOUR EPISODE ! FOOT ITCHING 1/2 " UNDER THE SKIN TERRIBLE !
I COMPLETELY FOR GOT TO TAKE IT YESTERDAY MORNING AND LAST NIGHT !
AND IT CAME BACK WITH A VENGEANCE HAVE HAD MY FOOT ON A POWER FOOT MASSAGER FOR OVER AN HOUR !
IT WORKS AND COM PAIRED TO 1 DOCTORS VISIT (( USUALLY 100% FRUITLESS )) IT IS DIRT CHEAP ! HAS NO TASTE AND WORKS FOR ME !
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO ID REMEMBER TO TAKE 2 TIMES A DAY (2) EYE DROPPERS
SOOOOO GLAD I FOUND IT !
ANOTHER THING IF YOU HAVE NECK OR BACK PAIN !! (( ACTIVE ON )) AVAILABLE AT MOST GROCERY STORES AND DRUG STORES 10.00 A STICK GOES ON LIKE DEODORANT HAS NO SMELL WORKS (( FANTASTIC SORE NECK , BACK , SPRAINED KNEE OR ANKLE ! IT IS THE BERRIES ! HAVE TURNED 15 PEOPLE ON AND THEY HAVE ALL THANKED ME IMMENSELY !