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Peripheral neuropathy remains one of the most challenging conditions to address effectively, particularly in patients with diabetes.
While red and near-infrared light therapy has become an increasingly important tool for supporting circulation, cellular function, and nerve health, one factor may influence therapeutic response: nitric oxide availability at the tissue level. Emerging research into the relationship between nitric oxide, vascular function, and photobiomodulation is opening new possibilities for more comprehensive approaches to neuropathy care.
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When most people think about diabetes, they think about blood sugar. What many don't realize is that diabetes can affect nearly every system in the body—including the nerves.
In fact, diabetic peripheral neuropathy is one of the most common complications associated with diabetes. Researchers estimate that diabetic peripheral neuropathy affects approximately half of all people living with diabetes. Even more concerning, studies suggest that 60-70% of diabetic patients experience moderate to severe nervous system damage over time. |
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