115 E Fort Union Blvd, Midvale, UT 84047
115 E Fort Union Blvd, Midvale, UT 84047
Conditions We Treat
The most common cause of peripheral neuropathy — and the one most people have already been told very little can be done about.
Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) is nerve damage caused by the prolonged effects of elevated blood sugar on peripheral nerves and the small blood vessels that supply them. It's the most common complication of diabetes — research indicates close to half of all people with diabetes will develop it at some point, with risk increasing the longer someone has had diabetes and how well blood sugar has been controlled over time. See the research →
Symptoms typically begin in the feet and progress upward — numbness, tingling, burning, or a sensation of walking on cotton. For many patients, the most frustrating part isn't the sensation itself, but being told there's little to do beyond managing blood sugar and waiting to see how things progress.
Diabetes affects nerves and blood vessels together, not separately. Research on diabetic neuropathy describes impaired regulation of blood flow at the small-vessel level — the nerves responsible for triggering increased circulation in response to tissue stress stop functioning correctly, which leaves tissue vulnerable even when things look normal at rest. This is a big part of why circulation-focused therapy is central to how we approach diabetic neuropathy specifically. See the research →
Every patient starts with a complete evaluation — thermography imaging, health history, and a full neurological and vascular assessment — because diabetic neuropathy doesn't look identical from one patient to the next. From there, your program is built around the four Tetra-Therapy goals, with particular attention to two of them for diabetic patients specifically:
Circulation. Ozone meridian therapy and whole-body vibration are used to support circulation to oxygen-starved tissue, with thermography documenting the response at every stage.
Nerve signal. A randomized controlled trial specific to whole-body vibration in painful diabetic peripheral neuropathy found measurable benefits in pain, balance, and quality of life — which is part of why this therapy plays a meaningful role for our diabetic patients specifically. See the research →
Because diabetic neuropathy is tied to an ongoing metabolic condition, your program is designed to work alongside — not instead of — your existing medical care. See the note below on how we coordinate with your physician.
The Neuro-Restore™ Program is a chiropractic-based approach to managing neuropathy symptoms. It is not a substitute for the medical management of diabetes itself. We strongly encourage — and expect — that you continue regular care with your primary care physician or endocrinologist throughout your program. Managing blood sugar remains the single most important factor in slowing the progression of diabetic neuropathy, and nothing in our program changes that.
Can diabetic neuropathy be reversed?
Diabetic neuropathy is a progressive condition, and nerve damage that has already occurred is not typically reversible. Our program is focused on supporting circulation and nerve function, managing symptoms, and helping slow further progression — not on reversing existing nerve damage.
Do I need to stop seeing my endocrinologist or primary care doctor?
No — the opposite. Blood sugar management is the most important factor in your neuropathy, and that stays with your medical team. We coordinate around that care, not in place of it.
I've had diabetic neuropathy for years and been told nothing more can be done. Is that true?
Many patients have heard this, usually because standard medical management focuses on symptom control (like medication for pain) rather than a multi-mechanism approach. We'd encourage you to start with a complete evaluation to see what your specific presentation looks like before assuming nothing more is possible.
How is this different from what my podiatrist or neurologist has already tried?
Most conventional care for diabetic neuropathy focuses on one mechanism at a time — typically medication for symptom control. The Tetra-Therapy method addresses circulation, nerve signal, cellular repair, and structural factors together, which is a different approach than most patients have previously experienced.
A complete evaluation, including thermography imaging, is $49. No pressure, no obligation.
Book Your EvaluationIndividual results vary. This page describes general information about diabetic peripheral neuropathy and the Neuro-Restore™ Program's general approach to it, and is not medical advice or a guarantee of outcome. See our Medical Disclaimer for more information.