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by Philip a. Straw D. C. (Author)
Do you suffer from the debilitating pain, tingling, or numbness of peripheral neuropathy, or have a loved one who does? If so, you know how tough it can be to manage the symptoms of this distressing condition, especially common among seniors.
But there is more to managing neuropathy than simply popping pills, and Dr. Philip Straw is here to help. For more than fifteen years, he has been working with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy patients, and his experience has uncovered a wealth of knowledge about the care and treatment of this sensitive condition.
In his informative guide Neuropathy, you'll find important insight about what peripheral neuropathy actually is, and why many of the standard treatments remain ineffective. You'll also find helpful suggestions about alternative treatments to try, and learn what exactly you should expect from a health care professional who is treating your neuropathy.
Most importantly, you'll find instructions for taking charge of your health through diet and nutrition, including recipes that have helped countless patients over the years.
Containing plenty of practical advice in easily understandable language, this valuable guide is a must-read for anyone whose life is impacted by neuropathy and its difficult symptoms.
Author Biography
Dr. Philip A. Straw, DC, is a graduate of the University of California in Santa Barbara, and Southern California University of Health Sciences. He has worked as a doctor of chiropractic since 1995.
Throughout more than fifteen years of practice, Dr. Straw's purpose has been to help people get pain relief without drugs or surgery. In the last five years, his practice has exclusively focused on helping seniors get relief from the devastating effects of peripheral neuropathy. He also speaks professionally about the topics of neuropathy and nutrition in the hopes of increasing awareness and encouraging education in those areas.
Aside from work, Dr. Straw also enjoys coaching, paddle boarding, and spending time with his wife, Guyanna, and their two children, Luke and Savanna.
