I'm not even kidding about that.

The stuff I'm talking about is called PEA (Palmitoylethanolamide) and I literally give it to my dog, Moki, every day to help with his inflammation.

This stuff works AMAZING for keeping him moving... he's 15 years old now and still goes for 2 mile walks every day, so I KNOW this stuff works.

Now... how does that apply to NERVE pain?

Well, PEA has actually been shown to regrow the myelin sheaths (the outer layer of the nerve cells) and protect them from degradation from "termite cells."

This degradation is what can lead to neuropathy and horrible nerve pain.

That's just a very quick explanation but if you're experiencing nerve pain (or have a loved one who is), then you definitely should get more information.

If nerve pain is something you're concerned about, I want you to read this page.

Now, I'll be straight up, they do have a product to sell, and it contains PEA (and a number of other very good ingredients, several of which I've tested for nerve pain in the past), but it'll give you a better idea of how PEA can really help.

I don't have issues with nerve pain, but I can vouch for how effective PEA is. My dog going up and down stairs doesn't lie :)

Get more info here...

Nick Nilsson
The Mad Scientist of Muscle

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