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Aching pain, numbness, burning and tingling...

These are all telltale signs of neuropathy and circulation problems.

But here is something most people do not know...

If you've been to a doctor for neuropathy, you've probably been told that painkillers are the solution.

It's the go-to recommendation for managing nerve discomfort, and on the surface, it seems logical.

Painkillers aim to alleviate the symptoms, providing temporary relief from the tingling and burning sensations.

You take your medication, hoping for a break from the pain, and you might feel some respite.

But here's the catch: the relief is often temporary.

Most people experience a pattern—they start taking painkillers, rely on them for a while, and feel better temporarily.

Butas soon as they stop, the symptoms return, sometimes worse than before.

Why?

Because painkillers, while helpful for short-term relief, don't address the root cause of neuropathy.

In addition to their limited effectiveness, painkillers often come with a range of side effects that can complicate matters further.

Many users find themselves dealing with issues like nausea, fatigue, or even digestive problems, which can diminish their overall quality of life.

Some may develop a dependence on these medications, leading to increased dosages over time in search of the same relief they once experienced.

Ultimately, while painkillers might seem like a quick fix, they can create additional challenges that overshadow any temporary benefits.

To truly understand diabetic neuropathy, you first need to know about the peripheral nerves, which are essential for transmitting signals between the brain and the rest of the body.

These nerves play a vital role in ensuring proper sensation and function in your limbs.

The Problem: Nerve Damage from Poor Circulation

When blood circulation is poor over an extended period of time, it can lead to nerve damage, resulting in diabetic neuropathy.

This damage can occur for several reasons:

1. Hyperglycemia: Prolonged high blood glucose levels can cause nerve fibers to deteriorate, leading to impaired nerve function and painful symptoms.
   
   
2. Metabolic Changes: Elevated glucose can lead to harmful metabolic changes in the nerves, affecting their ability to transmit signals and causing discomfort.
   
   
3. Poor Circulation: Diabetes can lead to reduced blood flow to the nerves, depriving them of the necessary oxygen and nutrients, which can further exacerbate nerve damage.
   
   
4. Inflammation: Chronic inflammation associated with diabetes can contribute to nerve injury, as inflammatory substances may damage nerve tissues and disrupt their function.

As your arteries narrow, your nerves stop receiving the appropriate amounts of oxygen and nutrients. This over a long period of time can lead to significant problems:

1. Chronic Pain: Nerve damage can lead to persistent pain, including burning, tingling, and sensitivity in the feet and legs.
   
   
2. Loss of Sensation: Affected nerves may result in reduced ability to feel touch or temperature, increasing the risk of injuries.
   
   
3. Impaired Mobility: Pain and discomfort can limit mobility, making daily activities challenging and impacting overall quality of life.
   

This is the root cause of neuropathy - a circulatory issue that gets worse with time and is often the underlying reason why so many conventional treatments fail to provide long-term relief.

Now, painkillers may temporarily alleviate your foot pain.

But here’s the problem: the more you use painkillers without addressing the underlying issue, the more your arteries narrow.

Masking the actual problem only makes your arteries tighter, further reducing the oxygen and nutrients that your nerves receive.

Here’s something most people don’t know:

Neuropathy can actually be reversed!

Nerve damage outside the brain and spinal cord can be healed if the underlying cause is treated effectively.

So, what if we could improve blood circulation in our legs and feet, supplying damaged nerves with oxygen and nutrient-rich blood?

This simple, affordable, doctor - approved solution will increase blood circulation and alleviate diabetic neuropathy.

It has nothing to do with existing solutions like pain relief creams, acupuncture or ankle braces.

The Shiatsu Foot & Calf Massager uses a unique combination of 2 unique technologies to address diabetic neuropathy at its source.

[1] Massage Therapy: Targets nerve endings to ease muscle tension and discomfort. Regular massage calms hypersensitive nerves.

It does this by applying a soft stimulation to the nerve endings. 

This will eliminate your pain, burning numbness and weakness.

[2] Heat Therapy: Provides deep warmth.

It will boost your circulation. The increased circulation nourishes damaged nerves.

This increased circulation will help your damaged nerves to get the oxygen and nutrients they need, to heal themselves, treating the root cause of diabetic neuropathy.

The moment you slip on the Shiatsu Foot & Calf Massager, you’ll feel your pain melt away…

It may feel unusual at first...

Like a strong foot professional foot massage...

But within minutes, your feet and legs will feel so much better!

But don't just take my word for it...

At the time of writing this, thousands of people worldwide are using the Shiatsu Foot & Calf Massager to alleviate their neuropathy pain.

Our products have more than 1,500 5-star reviews on TrustPilot alone.

And I am confident that it's going to help you too.

Just imagine waking up without that debilitating foot pain,

Imaging being able to start your day and do anything you want

...And what's the cost?

Well, the first question is a bit challenging...

Because it takes us a significant amount of time and resources to manufacture this massager...

From high-quality materials that we have to source from various suppliers... To rigorous quality control tests that every massager has to pass before it's approved...

So we are at a constant risk of running out of stock.

Our team is working tirelessly to produce enough Shiatsu Foot & Calf Massagers for everyone who needs them.

But I regret to say that we are currently struggling to keep up.

The demand is simply overwhelming.

People who have tried the Shiatsu Foot & Calf Massager and experienced the relief are now requesting more massagers for their family members and friends.

Not to mention the countless patients I've treated in my practice.

They were ecstatic when I informed them about the massager that I developed, and I'm certain that many of them are placing their orders right now.

All this causes our stock to deplete rapidly every time we receive a new shipment.

Now, if you are reading this article, it indicates that we likely have a limited number of massagers left in stock, otherwise we would've removed the page.

But unfortunately, we cannot guarantee how much longer they will be available.

Less than 100£.

So even if you use it for just 1 year... And only once a day...

That's only .34 pennies per massage which would normally cost you 50£ or 60£ per session!

And guess what? You'll likely use it far more that that.

The Shiatsu Foot & Calf Massager is build to last. You'll be enjoying the benefits for years to come, as frequently as you need.

So it will end up being much less that .34 pennies per wear.

When you look at it this way, you realize what an incredible value this is.