Why Folks Struggling With Neuropathy Are Switching To This Safe & Affordable Pain Relief Device

Most Americans hear the same disheartening message from their doctors: there's no cure for neuropathy. Instead of offering real solutions, doctors often prescribe increasingly stronger pain medications and suggest that you simply get used to the discomfort.

It's more profitable for them to sell you pills for life than to address the simple root cause. If you want to reduce sleepless nights, swelling, numbness, burning, and tingling, read on.

The Nerves in Your Feet Are Suffocating and Dying One By One (1)

PUBMED/NIH: The effects of capillary dysfunction on oxygen and glucose extraction in diabetic neuropathy
Leif Østergaard, Nanna B. Finnerup, Astrid J. Terkelsen, Rasmus A. Olesen, Kim R. Drasbek, Lone Knudsen, Sune N. Jespersen, Jan Frystyk, Morten Charles, Reimar W. Thomsen, Jens S. Christiansen, Henning Beck-Nielsen, Troels S. Jensen, Henning Andersen

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Your nerves are suffocating, it's shocking but true. Nerve cells need oxygen to survive, just like all cells. As we age, our body’s water content drops, reducing blood volume and making it harder for the heart to deliver enough oxygen. This is why neuropathy starts in your feet and hands, they are furthest from your heart.

Neuropathy develops and worsens faster in people with diabetes and heart conditions, problems that affect nearly half of all US seniors. Left untreated it can lead to complete loss of feeling, movement, and even amputation.

Painkillers Can Potentially Make It Worse

Your doctor may have prescribed Gabapentin or Lyrica for your neuropathy, but many experts argue that targeting the root cause can lead to better, longer-lasting results. Why? Because painkillers only mask the pain without addressing the root issue of your dying nerve cells.

It's like your car making squeaky noises due to an oil shortage, and you simply cranking up the volume on the radio to drown it out. This approach ignores the actual underlying problem. The tingling sensations are warning signals your body is sending you, and it's crucial not to disregard them before it becomes a serious issue.

If You Still Feel Pain and Tingling, That’s Actually Good News!

Burning and tingling sensations result from nerve cells shrinking, eventually leading to numbness when they die. If you still experience burning and tingling, it indicates that some of your nerve cells remain alive. Why does this matter? Because, according to the National Institute of Health:

"Peripheral nerves have the ability to REGENERATE as long as the underlying nerve cell has not been killed" (2)(3)

So as long as your feet are not fully numb, there's a chance that you can save the remaining nerve cells and reverse your neuropathy.

Getting The Blood Flow Going Is Key To Reducing Neuropathy

If you increase blood flow to your feet, your neuropathy can be gone for good. (4)(5)(6)

But how do you achieve this?

Conventional wisdom says more activity boosts circulation. Yet, when you're in pain, moving is tough. So, what's the solution? Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation Technology offers a breakthrough. (7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)

This New Breakthrough Technology Revives Leg and Foot Circulation - Our Customers Rave About the Dramatic Difference

NeuroPro uses this technology to send gentle electric pulses to penetrate deep into your foot tissues, boosting blood circulation and activating the right nerves. This helps your damaged nerve cells heal.

Quickly relieves pain and reduces swelling

Increases strength, flexibility, and mobility

Doctor-designed for all types of foot and leg pain

Boosts blood flow to promote healing

Provides rapid relief and restores foot health

Consistent use ensures lasting relief from chronic pain, swelling, and discomfort. Trust the neuroPro EMS Foot Massager to rejuvenate your feet and legs, offering you the comfort you deserve.

Many users report feeling results from their very first session, and the benefits will grow with each additional use.

Social Media Is Buzzing With Success Stories

We absolutely love hearing success stories from our users because we're truly here to help. It's an amazing feeling to see people get back on their feet. Here are just a few of those heartwarming stories.

Olivia Williams

I've had my NeuroPro for a month and love it and rely on it. I've completely stopped two of my prescription painkillers. A forever fan of NeuroPro, PS. My brother bought one on my recommendation. Will keep recommending where needed. I love the product. Works so well, company is super responsive.

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Sarah Tate

After using neuroPro Foot Massager for 2 months, I have experienced significant relief from foot pain. The device has helped me avoid surgery and saved me time and money from podiatrist appointments. The relief I've experienced has been life-changing for me and my family.

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Megan Clayton

I'm grateful for neuroPro Foot Massager! It's the only treatment that has alleviated my pain and discomfort. The tingling in my feet is gone, and so are the stiff and swollen ankles. I can walk again without limping behind a shopping cart. I got two and the upgrades.

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It's Simple To Use NeuroPro...

Your NeuroPro is rechargeable, eliminating the need for batteries. Once charged, attach it to the yoga-style mat, place both feet on it, and choose from 8 modes and 18 intensity levels, all explained in the manual. Start with a lower intensity, as this small unit packs a powerful punch at higher levels.

Now, simply let the mat work its magic for a quick 15-minute session. You can use it while seated, with your feet resting on the mat. You can also place the mat on a chair and rest your calves on it for targeted relief with swelling and fluid retention.

What's Included In My NeuroPro Pack?

Will NeuroPro Work For Me?

We are confident that NeuroPro will make a significant difference in your quality of life. Based in North Carolina, we ensure fast and reliable shipping and support. We invite you to try our product risk-free. Everyone's experience is unique, and if NeuroPro doesn't help your neuropathy, you can return it within 90 days for a full refund. It's simple: your condition improves, or you don't pay. You can't get a fairer deal than that.

How Much Does NeuroPro Cost?

Unlike your prescription, NeuroPro requires just a one-time payment and never needs refills. You won't have to worry about repeat check-ups and consultations. Today, we’re running a strictly time-limited flash sale, slashing our prices by 40%. Once the sale ends, prices will return to normal. Bookmark this page to secure your discount!

NOTE: This product is NOT available on Amazon or eBay. Use the official site to be guaranteed your product is legitimate and will work.

Supporting Stuidies & Sources:

1 PUBMED/NIH: The effects of capillary dysfunction on oxygen and glucose extraction in diabetic neuropathy - Leif Østergaard, Nanna B. Finnerup, Astrid J. Terkelsen, Rasmus A. Olesen, Kim R. Drasbek, Lone Knudsen, Sune N. Jespersen, Jan Frystyk, Morten Charles, Reimar W. Thomsen, Jens S. Christiansen, Henning Beck-Nielsen, Troels S. Jensen, Henning Andersen

2 PubMed/NIH: Neurobiology of Peripheral Nerve Injury, Regeneration, and Functional Recovery: From Bench Top Research to Bedside Application - Sulaiman OAR, Midha R, Gordon T, Sunderland S, Sulaiman WA, Fu SY, Gordon T, Boyd JG

3 PubMed/NIH: The neurochemistry of peripheral nerve regeneration - Andreea Benga, Fatih Zor, Ahmet Korkmaz, Bogdan Marinescu, Vijay Gorantla.

4 PubMed/NIH: Blood flow patterns in painful diabetic neuropathy - A G Archer, V C Roberts, P J Watkins

5 PubMed/NIH: Can VEGF reverse diabetic neuropathy in human subjects? - Aristidis Veves, George L. King

6 Sage Journals: Treating peripheral neuropathy in individuals with type 2 diabetes mellitus with intraneural facilitation: a single blind randomized control trial - Kyan Sahba, Lee Berk, Lida Gharibvand

7 PUBMED/NIH: Electrical Stimulation as an Adjunctive Treatment of Painful and Sensory Diabetic Neuropathy - Gaurav Thakral, M.D.,,1 Paul J. Kim, D.P.M., M.S.,,2 Javier LaFontaine, D.P.M., M.S.,,1 Robert Menzies, D.P.M.,,3 Bijan Najafi, Ph.D.,,4 and Lawrence A. Lavery, D.P.M., M.P.H.1

8 PUBMED/NIH: Effective treatment of symptomatic diabetic polyneuropathy by high-frequency external muscle stimulation - L Reichstein 1, S Labrenz, D Ziegler, S Martin

9 PUBMED/NIH: External electric muscle stimulation improves burning sensations and sleeping disturbances in patients with type 2 diabetes and symptomatic neuropathy - Per M Humpert 1, Michael Morcos, Dimitrios Oikonomou, Karin Schaefer, Andreas Hamann, Angelika Bierhaus, Tobias Schilling, Peter P Nawroth

10 PUBMED/NIH: Effectiveness of frequency-modulated electromagnetic neural stimulation in the treatment of painful diabetic neuropathy - E Bosi 1, M Conti, C Vermigli, G Cazzetta, E Peretti, M C Cordoni, G Galimberti, L Scionti

11 PUBMED/NIH: Diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Effectiveness of electrotherapy for symptomatic relief - D Kumar 1, M S Alvaro, I S Julka, H J Marshall

12 PUBMED/NIH: Percutaneous electrical nerve stimulation: a novel analgesic therapy for diabetic neuropathic pain - M A Hamza 1, P F White, W F Craig, E S Ghoname, H E Ahmed, T J Proctor, C E Noe, A S Vakharia, N Gajraj