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By Trevor Clark | Neuropathy Herbalist Neuropathy does not develop in a vacuum. For many people, the initial nerve damage was caused by something specific: a surgery, a course of chemotherapy, years of unmanaged diabetes, an autoimmune condition. But once neuropathy is present, the way you live your daily life has a real and measurable impact on whether it stays stable, slowly improves, or quietly gets worse. This is something I wish someone had told me clearly when I was in

By Trevor Clark | Neuropathy Herbalist If you have been told you have neuropathy, you are not alone. Peripheral neuropathy affects somewhere between 1 and 7 percent of the general population, and that number climbs significantly for anyone over fifty. It is one of the most common neurological conditions in the world, and one of the most misunderstood. Part of that misunderstanding comes from the fact that "neuropathy" is not a single disease. It is a broad category, a family

By Trevor Clark | Neuropathy Herbalist I was seventeen years old when my back broke. Not the way you'd expect. Not in a gym, not on a playing field. I was a senior in high school, coming back from our national football championship, when I turned a corner on the interstate and slammed on my brakes. Traffic had stopped dead ahead of me. I stopped in time. The guy behind me, doing seventy, did not. He slammed me into the truck in front of me so hard that both ends of my car cru