Homeopathic Homeopathic Product and Educational *Guide *Free Online Guide to Nerve Health Indications: This product and *guide together are designed and formulated to help temporarily reileve symptoms of numbness, tingling, burning, nerve pain and pins and needles. Homeopathic Ingredient**Possible Symptoms Addressed: Aconitum napellus HPUScoldness and numbness; sharp, shooting pain that follows nerve paths Belladonna HPUSsensitivity to touch in some or many parts of the body; pains that come and go; pains that are throbbing, sharp, cutting, shooting Hypericum perforatum HPUSjerking and twitching of muscles along with pain from the lower back down Kali Phosphoricum HPUSgeneral muscle ache, numbness in arms or hands Magnesium Phosphoricum HPUSback pain; cramping of various muscles; tender Phosphorus HPUSswelling of hands and feet; numbness and falling asleep of limbs Spigelia anthelmia HPUSneedle-like stitches in various muscles tearing, twitching pains HPUS indicates ingredient is officially listed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of the United States. Results of Nerve Pain Minor nerve interference causes different reactions in the body. Abnormal sensations may include numbness, tingling, burning, pins and needles, or similar symptoms. This is often a result of nerve irritation, localized swelling, or injury. Hands, fingers, feet, back and even the face are the most commonly affected areas. Types of Assistance Working with your doctor to identify the underlying reasons for nerve related issues can often decrease and sometimes eliminate symptoms. Your physician may recommend certain exercises, which might help stretched, shortened or constricted muslces. In addition to NerveFix there are also a number of therapies and lifestyle changes which may help with your particular symptoms. These might include chiropractic, relaxation training, biofeedback, anti-gravity inversion, ice application, walking, exercise rehabilitation, yoga, warm baths, massage, wearing shoes that fit well, acupuncture, physio-therapy and avoiding alcohol. Contact your health care provider for more information.