Promote Nerve Vitality

Proper care is incredibly important for healthy nerves. When addressing nerve discomfort, it's essential to follow a complete program that helps your nerves recover in several ways. This includes methods that boost circulation, tools that ease discomfort, and effective support formulas that deliver targeted nourishment where it's needed most.

The EMS Low Frequency Pad helps bring important nourishment to your nerves by improving nerve communication and easing discomfort through gentle impulses. Our Red Light Therapy sock works to increase circulation by drawing blood to areas that need support, helping your body's natural recovery process.

Our nerve support formulas are based on research, carefully developed, and checked by independent experts for their quality and effectiveness. These formulas are designed to help nourish and protect your nerves, making them a fundamental part of our Nerve Health Programs.

When you're experiencing nerve discomfort, keeping your blood flowing well is crucial. Your nerves rely on good circulation to fully benefit from the vitamins and support you're using. That's why we suggest starting with a Nerve Recovery Program that fits your specific needs. Each program includes a carefully chosen combination of nerve support formulas, gentle impulse therapy, and/or Red Light therapy to help encourage nerve recovery and lessen ongoing discomfort.

Optimize your nerve well-being and aid your body's healing process through a holistic approach with the NRT Nerve Revival Programs.

  • Nerve pain level | Stage 1

    If you experience tingling, burning, or numbness (often described as 'pins and needles') in your feet or hands, these are common sensations associated with early nerve discomfort.

  • Nerve pain level | Stage 2

    As nerve discomfort evolves, you may experience sensations from an earlier phase, along with feelings like muscle weakness, diminished reflexes, extreme coldness, or throbbing.

  • Nerve pain level | Stage 3

    When nerve discomfort is more pronounced, you may experience sensations noted in earlier phases, along with challenges in walking and standing.