Why Your Nerves Are Not Healing

Dr. Osborne’s complete guide to peripheral neuropathy covers the root causes most doctors never test for and what you can do starting today.

Understand the real triggers conventional medicine overlooks, including gluten sensitivity, nutrient depletion, and medication-related nerve damage.
Burning feet, numb toes, and tingling hands are not just aging. Find out which lab tests reveal why your nerves are struggling.
Learn which nutrients nerves need to heal, which foods make neuropathy worse, and what a root-cause action plan looks like.

this is for
you if:

You have numbness, tingling, burning, or pain in your feet or hands and your doctor says your labs are normal

You have been diagnosed with neuropathy but never told why it happened or what you can do about it beyond medication

You suspect diet, nutrient deficiencies, or medications may be making your nerve symptoms worse and want answers

Every root cause of peripheral neuropathy explained, from diabetes and prediabetes to gluten sensitivity, autoimmune disease, toxin exposure, and nutrient deficiency, so you know where to start looking
The full list of symptoms most doctors dismiss or misattribute, including small fiber neuropathy that shows up normal on standard EMG and nerve conduction tests
Which medications are known to damage nerves or deplete the nutrients nerves need, including metformin, acid blockers, fluoroquinolones, and chemotherapy drugs
The specific lab tests that reveal what is actually driving your neuropathy, including B12 status, copper, B6 toxicity, insulin resistance, and gluten-related immune markers
Which foods worsen nerve damage and what a grain-free, nutrient-dense approach looks like for supporting nerve repair
A targeted supplement guide covering the nutrients most critical to nerve function: B12, thiamine, B6, alpha-lipoic acid, acetyl-L-carnitine, magnesium, vitamin D, and more

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