Elevation Neuropathy

03/08/2026

☀️ The most powerful “nutrient” for your body might be completely free… ☀️

Before coffee.
Before supplements.
Before your phone.

Step outside and get some morning sunlight.

Morning sunlight is one of the most powerful signals your body can receive. Within minutes of sunlight hitting your eyes and skin, your brain begins resetting your circadian rhythm—the internal clock that controls sleep, hormones, metabolism, and energy. 

Just 10–30 minutes of morning light can:
• Boost serotonin (your mood and motivation neurotransmitter)
• Improve sleep quality by regulating melatonin
• Support vitamin D production
• Improve metabolism and blood sugar regulation
• Increase daytime energy and focus 

Research shows natural daylight exposure helps regulate hormones, appetite, and even insulin sensitivity by aligning the body’s circadian rhythm. 

And many top health experts emphasize this simple habit:

• Gary Brecka says:
“One of the most powerful ‘vitamins’ is 100% free — morning sunlight.” It helps synchronize hormones, mood, metabolism, and sleep. 

• Jack Kruse emphasizes that early sunlight exposure helps reset the body’s internal clock and supports mitochondrial energy production. 

• Joseph Mercola has long discussed how regular sunlight exposure supports vitamin D levels and overall health.

• Eric Berg also frequently talks about sunlight’s role in circadian rhythm, vitamin D, and hormone balance.

The crazy part?

Most people spend their entire morning under artificial light, indoors, staring at screens — completely missing the biological signal their body evolved to depend on.

Your brain literally uses sunlight as the “start button” for the day.

So tomorrow morning try this:

☀️ Go outside within the first hour after waking
☀️ 10–20 minutes of sunlight (no sunglasses if possible)
☀️ Walk, breathe, move your body

It’s simple.
It’s free.
And it might be one of the most powerful health habits you can build.

Nature already built the system. We just have to use it.

02/25/2026

This testimony is why we do what we do! 🙌

"My neuropathy is normal; when I walk [it] feels normal 😃 I am grateful that my feet feel alive and normal. And [I am] not falling anymore 👍🏾🙏🏾God is my prayer"

Virginia T.

02/19/2026

02/16/2026

We are thankful for the privilege to care for our patients and help them get their lives back 🫶

"The staff and Drs are wonderful, caring and compassionate. I have neuropathy and they have given me tools to help with my pain and numbness. The staff is always ready to answer any questions and help when you need them."

02/03/2026

Ready to take action for your burning, numb, and painful feet? Give our office a call and be the next patient sharing a testimony like this one 👇

"You have been so good! I came in with no hope. I now feel so much better and can do things I enjoy. It does work!" Terry B

📞 573.651.0500

01/30/2026

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"Great experience! Knowledgeable and patient with questions."
-Mark A

01/28/2026

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"The staff and Drs are wonderful, caring and compassionate."
Terry B.

01/26/2026

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01/22/2026

Nearly every one of our neuropathy patients have been prescribed Gabapentin/Neurontin. We’ve been saying this for YEARS! Get to the root cause.

BREAKING: Popular Painkiller Gabapentin Tied to Elevated Dementia Risk, Especially in Younger Adults

St. Louis, Missouri – January 21, 2026 – A widely prescribed medication for chronic pain and neuropathy is under fresh scrutiny after a large-scale study linked long-term use of gabapentin to significantly higher chances of cognitive decline and dementia, with the risks appearing most pronounced among adults under 65.

The findings, published in the journal Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine, come from an analysis of medical records for 26,416 adults with chronic low back pain.  Researchers found that patients who filled six or more prescriptions for gabapentin faced a 29% increased risk of dementia diagnosis and an 85% higher likelihood of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) over a 10-year follow-up period compared to those not taking the drug.

“This association is particularly alarming for non-elderly adults,” said lead author Nafis B. Eghrari of the research team, which included Isabella H. Yazji, Bryan Yavari, Gustaf M. Van Acker, and Chong H. Kim.  In the 18-64 age group, gabapentin users showed more than double the risk of dementia and 2.5 times the risk of MCI. The study even highlighted a dose-response effect: those with 12 or more prescriptions had 40% higher dementia odds and 65% greater MCI risk than patients with just three to 11 fills.

Gabapentin, sold under brand names like Neurontin, has exploded in popularity over the last decade as a go-to alternative to opioids for managing chronic conditions like low back pain. It works by calming overactive nerve signals to ease discomfort, but experts warn this same action might disrupt vital brain pathways involved in memory, learning, and overall cognition.

The study builds on a body of earlier research with conflicting results.  For instance, a 1999 randomized crossover study by Meador et al. in Neurology found gabapentin worsened attention, vigilance, and cognitive processing in healthy adults, while a 2018 prospective observational study by Shem et al. in PM&R reported cognitive declines in spinal cord injury patients starting the drug.

Health officials and neurologists are now calling for heightened vigilance. “Clinicians should routinely assess memory, attention, and cognitive function in patients on extended gabapentin therapy,” the researchers urged in their report.  They emphasize the need for more rigorous, prospective trials to clarify causation.

For millions relying on gabapentin, the news encourages patients to have informed conversations with doctors about risks, benefits, and alternatives. As one expert noted, “This drug could remain a valuable option for many, but prudence is key in long-term use.”

The study utilized de-identified data from the TriNetX national database spanning 2004-2024, adjusting for factors like age, comorbidities, and other medications to strengthen its conclusions.

Neuropathy reversal breakthrough: https://elevationneuropathy.com/schedule-appointment/

01/15/2026

Another awesome progress exam review 🙌

12/12/2025

What an amazing testimony 🙌

We are so grateful to provide care that changes lives! This patient literally had multiple falls a week prior to starting care and now with improved nerve health in her feet, she's had zero falls!

Check it out 👇