EvoMuse Nerve Restore Writeup

Driven2lift said:
Hey Evomuse fans, Nerve Restore is currently the deal of the day over at Orbit, just spreading the good word.

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24.99 and an extra 10% off any order with the code SOCIAL
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Great deal!

I thought everyone was sold out.
 
33127 said:
Would this help with a nagging SI joint ?!
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Lol nothing can help that bull shti! Kidding but I used to have that bad.. The only thing that helped was strengthening quads hams and glutes, and if you distance run, STOP! Or do it at an incline. I cannot run flat on a treadmill or use an elliptical. I have to do it at least 2 incline
 
I have no injury in the moment, however i´ve been suffering a lot from anxiety for the last years.

I presume my nerves aren´t in full condition due to the anxiety.. Or maybe anxiety is caused from the nerves not being in full condition.. Or maybe they aren´t related at all, i don´t know.

What do you think? Could this help me to some extend?
 
2 weeks ago I got wrist tendonitis on my left wrist. It hurts whenever I do curls or bench. It's really ruining my workouts right now. Is it possible that nerve restore could help with this?
 
Is there a negative interaction if this is used alongside stims?

Would it still be beneficial for the most part?
 
baldymcgee said:
Would this be beneficial for someone with peripheral neuropathy?
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IN a sense, yes - provided the neuropathy is caused by some kind if impingement resulting in a loss of sensation or a loss of strength.

As to whether it will relieve the pain caused by neuropathy...the answer is highly unlikely. In fact, with the amplification of nerve signal, it might get worse.
 
Driven2lift said:
Is there a negative interaction if this is used alongside stims?

Would it still be beneficial for the most part?
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Actually, this goes with stims really, really well. As a matter of fact, we're going to be releasing a standalone version of our super potent Salidroside.
 
BigGame84 said:
2 weeks ago I got wrist tendonitis on my left wrist. It hurts whenever I do curls or bench. It's really ruining my workouts right now. Is it possible that nerve restore could help with this?
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It's possible. I have heard back from some customers with tendonitis that have accompanying numbness. The numbness was improved. Now, we can't recommend Nerve Restore as an actual treatment for anything, as you understand, as that would be beyond the scope of a supplement and cross over into the definition of a drug.
 
DoubleM101 said:
I have no injury in the moment, however i´ve been suffering a lot from anxiety for the last years.

I presume my nerves aren´t in full condition due to the anxiety.. Or maybe anxiety is caused from the nerves not being in full condition.. Or maybe they aren´t related at all, i don´t know.

What do you think? Could this help me to some extend?
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That would depend on the cause of your anxiety.
 
SoupNaziNazi said:
So how long till effects are noticed? Someone said around 2 weeks in?
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Effects are cumulative, with increases in sensation and strength coming within 1.5-2 weeks.
 
Its an incredible supplement, I can't say enough good things about it.

Do you have an expected date for the next batch? Everywhere I've looked so far is sold out.
 
I'm waiting for ingredients...not sure if you've been following my own personal issues, but I broke my back and re-injured my old L5 Army injury about 8 weeks ago. I'm out of Nerve Restore and getting really, really impatient for a resupply.

This is on my high priority list.
 
PharmAnalyst said:
Its an incredible supplement, I can't say enough good things about it.

Do you have an expected date for the next batch? Everywhere I've looked so far is sold out.
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I know Dat Place Stocks it.
 
dsade said:
I'm waiting for ingredients...not sure if you've been following my own personal issues, but I broke my back and re-injured my old L5 Army injury about 8 weeks ago. I'm out of Nerve Restore and getting really, really impatient for a resupply.

This is on my high priority list.
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I saw your post about that, how's the recovery going?
 
PharmAnalyst said:
I saw your post about that, how's the recovery going?
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The two broken vertebrae feel like they've healed - but who knows....I've just now gotten the CT scan scheduled for this week. At least they'll be able to evaluate the L5-S1 region for possible surgery.

Had my first full week back at the gym last week, so I got that going for me.
 
dsade said:
The two broken vertebrae feel like they've healed - but who knows....I've just now gotten the CT scan scheduled for this week. At least they'll be able to evaluate the L5-S1 region for possible surgery.

Had my first full week back at the gym last week, so I got that going for me.
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Good to hear things are improving and you're able to get back in the gym.
 
Another question, I didn't see anyone complaining of this but I was just curious as to if nerve restore would cause any gi distress or constipation?
 
SoupNaziNazi said:
Another question, I didn't see anyone complaining of this but I was just curious as to if nerve restore would cause any gi distress or constipation?
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Not at all.
 
I'm often running a handful of different supplements at any given time, but my strength has never been as good (especially lower body strength) as when I used Nerve Restore a few months back. My problem areas (delts and quads) seemed to be coming up a bit as well.

This is a must try supplement for ALL lifters, and something I need to stock back up on to run for a longer period.
 
SwolenONE said:
I'm often running a handful of different supplements at any given time, but my strength has never been as good (especially lower body strength) as when I used Nerve Restore a few months back. My problem areas (delts and quads) seemed to be coming up a bit as well. This is a must try supplement for ALL lifters, and something I need to stock back up on to run for a longer period.
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how long did u run it? What were the gains like?
 
SoupNaziNazi said:
how long did u run it? What were the gains like?
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Ran 2 bottles. My legs are my weakest area and they responded pretty rapidly to the supplementation. Huge bump on squat strength. Also interestingly, I had two bad ankle injuries yrs back when I tore tendons playing basketball and I began feeling that injury a bit almost as if it was restarting the long stagnant recovery process. Quite a unique effect.
 
SwolenONE said:
Ran 2 bottles. My legs are my weakest area and they responded pretty rapidly to the supplementation. Huge bump on squat strength. Also interestingly, I had two bad ankle injuries yrs back when I tore tendons playing basketball and I began feeling that injury a bit almost as if it was restarting the long stagnant recovery process. Quite a unique effect.
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Just picked up two bottles today, I'm pretty excited to run them
 
Would this be helpful for me: I am undergoing bi weekly active release therapy for nerve entrapment of the genitofemoral nerve. My psoas is extremely tight and ravaged with scar tissue
 
chedapalooza said:
Would this be helpful for me: I am undergoing bi weekly active release therapy for nerve entrapment of the genitofemoral nerve. My psoas is extremely tight and ravaged with scar tissue
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This should help amplify nerve signal past the impingement, and help you with strength and fighting atrophy.
 
chedapalooza said:
Would this be helpful for me: I am undergoing bi weekly active release therapy for nerve entrapment of the genitofemoral nerve. My psoas is extremely tight and ravaged with scar tissue
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Dude, I hear you. My psoas is tighter than you can believe. I suggest picking up a lacrosse ball (or something of the sorts), and dig into your psoas while you're laying on your stomach. Go nice and easy, but spend some time on the tight areas.
 
domore said:
Dude, I hear you. My psoas is tighter than you can believe. I suggest picking up a lacrosse ball (or something of the sorts), and dig into your psoas while you're laying on your stomach. Go nice and easy, but spend some time on the tight areas.
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Preaching to the choir man. I have balls of all densities and sizes ;) and rollers.. Damn thing will loosen up for maybe ten mins but as soon as I get moving around again, it's all over. I had a tilted and rotated pelvis from the way the muscles were being pulled.. It is still ever so slightly tilted... Just going to take time and therapy- along with resisting the urge to squat, dead, and sprint. So far.. I've not been doing well w that :/
 
chedapalooza said:
Preaching to the choir man. I have balls of all densities and sizes ;) and rollers.. Damn thing will loosen up for maybe ten mins but as soon as I get moving around again, it's all over. I had a tilted and rotated pelvis from the way the muscles were being pulled.. It is still ever so slightly tilted... Just going to take time and therapy- along with resisting the urge to squat, dead, and sprint. So far.. I've not been doing well w that :/
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A tilted pelvis is, surprisingly, one of the most painful and debilitating things I've ever had. I thought it was related to my lower back injury, but when the PT popped it back in place I almost hugged her.
 
ELROCK said:
I see, thanks!
Interesting product I may have to give it a go since I had a spinal fusion surgery 7 years ago.
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At what level? My last squatting accident tore the rest of my l5-s1 area to bits, now I'm waiting to see what the neurosurgeon says - I definitely am extremely hesitant to even consider fusion.
 
My wife had her c5 and c6 fused a few years ago and she still gets a tingling in her hands. Do you think nerve restore would help with this and siactica pain?
 
blurryimage said:
My wife had her c5 and c6 fused a few years ago and she still gets a tingling in her hands. Do you think nerve restore would help with this and siactica pain?
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Pain? No, it might actually make it worse. Stronger signal is stronger signal - it's just meant to counter the weakness and atrophy that can come from injury/impingement. It might help the hand tingling, though, as that is a sign of impingement.
 
blurryimage said:
Her dr wants her to take Neurontin, but I'm not sure if she should.
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Neurontin....if you google the potential side effects, go to the most nightmarish ones - that was my experience with Neurontin.
 
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