Nitric oxide is an essential molecule that promotes vasodilation and proper circulation. It enhances physical performance, brain function, and lowers blood pressure. And when it comes to supporting neuropathic treatments? Nitric oxide reduces inflammation and oxidative stress, and it can support better therapeutic outcomes.  ​

Do your patients understand the differences between nitrate and L-Arginine supplementation? Especially when it comes to nitric oxide and well-being? If not, they may not see significant favorable outcomes when it comes to Neurolight Treatment. What’s more, the wrong supplementation could come with serious health complications. Nowhere does this prove truer than with patients dealing with neuropathy and diabetes. ​

Products containing L-Arginine and L-Citrulline have flooded the market in recent years. They prove enticing for those hoping to ramp up their nitric oxide levels. But are these products effective? Research shows us otherwise. L-Arginine and L-Citrulline supplementation can even pose health problems. Especially for diabetic patients and those with neuropathy. This knowledge leads to a conundrum for chiropractors and physical therapists. How do you help patients make better decisions for boosting nitric oxide levels?  

Do you treat patients suffering from neuropathy related to diabetes? If so, you know they have a lot on their plates when it comes to daily care needs. While many patients focus narrowly on blood sugar levels, they may neglect other vital areas. For example, do your patients understand the importance of nitric oxide? This essential molecule contributes to improved vasodilation and sensory perception, which, in turn, supports neuropathy therapies, such as infrared treatment.