Key Nutrients That Help Restore Nerve Function

Nerve pain and numbness from peripheral neuropathy can affect your quality of life, but improvement is possible. Metanx FC™ contains key nutrients that help address nutritional deficiencies that can contribute to peripheral neuropathy, supporting nerve repair, restoring nerve function, and reducing discomfort

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What is Peripheral Neuropathy (PN)?

Peripheral neuropathy happens when the nerves that carry messages between your brain, spinal cord, and the rest of your body are damaged. This damage can occur due to health conditions like diabetes, infections, medications like chemotherapy, trauma, and toxins. Alcohol use, blood flow problems, and nutrient deficiencies can also cause nerve damage

Common Symptoms of PN

✓ Abnormal Sensations – Numbness, tingling, "pins & needles"
✓ Nerve Pain – Burning, stabbing, throbbing or shooting pain
✓ Impaired Function – Muscle weakness, poor coordination, increased risk of falls

What is Metanx^®?

Real Support for Peripheral Neuropathy Care

Metanx FC™ is sold by prescription and for use under medical supervision. It provides key nutrients your body can use to address nutritional deficiencies, supporting nerve health and repair in the ways listed here.

Metanx FC™ helps:

✓ Address the Root Causes of PN
✓ Increase Blood Flow to Nerves
✓ Repair Damaged Nerves
✓ Protect Against Further Nerve Damage
✓ Restore Sensation in Hands & Feet
✓ Reduce Discomfort and Painful PN symptoms

A timeline describing what outcomes to expect when taking Metanx.

Helps With Different Types Of Peripheral Neuropathy

Metanx^® has helped people with diabetic peripheral neuropathy for over 20 years.^† Since different types of peripheral neuropathy share common factors and related symptoms, the benefits of Metanx^® can be seen for neuropathy due to alcohol use, chemotherapy, HIV, and nutritional deficiencies.

Actual results may vary. Individual responses depend on various factors, including personal health, genetics, adherence to prescribed medications, and other personal circumstances. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for advice tailored to your specific needs.