Serving Tyler & Surrounding Areas
Tingling, Numbness, or Burning in Your Hands or Feet?
Your Neuropathy May Be Caused by a Vitamin Deficiency Your Body Can’t Fix With Pills.
A simple blood test can reveal if a nutrient deficiency is driving your symptoms. And if it is, insurance-covered IV nutritional therapy may help—delivered right here in Tyler, TX.
Accepted: PPO Insurance Plans | Medicare | FREE Consultation | No Obligation
Why Your Neuropathy Might Not Be “Just Your Nerves”
You’ve probably been told your tingling and numbness is “just neuropathy.” Maybe you’ve been prescribed gabapentin or told to manage it. Maybe you’ve tried supplements. Maybe you’ve been told it’s just part of getting older.
But here’s what most people never hear:
Many cases of peripheral neuropathy are caused—or significantly worsened—by vitamin and mineral deficiencies.
Specifically:
Vitamin B12 — required for the protective myelin coating around your nerves. When it drops, nerve signals slow down or misfire. Nearly 80% of B12-deficient patients show evidence of peripheral neuropathy.
Thiamine (B1) — essential for nerve energy metabolism. Deficiency causes peripheral neuropathy as a primary symptom.
Copper — critical for nerve conduction. Deficiency causes a condition called myeloneuropathy that can mimic MS symptoms.
Magnesium — supports nerve signaling and muscle function. Deficiency causes cramping, weakness, and nerve excitability.
And here’s the part that changes everything:
These deficiencies don’t always show up on a standard blood panel. And even when they’re caught, taking more pills often doesn’t fix the problem—because the root issue is absorption, not intake.
IMPROVING YOUR QUALITY OF LIFE
You’re at Higher Risk If…
You’ve had bariatric surgery (gastric bypass, sleeve, lap-band). Your digestive tract is shorter, and the section that absorbs B12 may be bypassed entirely. Up to 66% of bariatric patients develop deficiencies.
You take metformin for diabetes. Metformin is known to deplete B12 over time. The American Diabetes Association now recommends annual B12 monitoring for metformin patients.
You’re over 60. Your stomach naturally produces less intrinsic factor—the protein required to absorb B12 from food and supplements. Nearly 1 in 5 adults over 60 are B12 deficient.
You have a digestive condition (Crohn’s, celiac, IBS, gastroparesis). These conditions impair nutrient absorption across the board.
You take PPIs (Prilosec, Nexium, Prevacid). Long-term acid reducer use reduces B12 absorption.
If any of these apply to you, and you’re experiencing neuropathy symptoms, a nutrient deficiency could be a contributing factor—or the primary cause.
What If the Problem Isn’t Your Nerves—It’s What’s NOT Reaching Them?
When your body can’t absorb vitamins through your digestive system, taking more pills doesn’t help. It’s like pouring water into a bucket with holes in it.
IV nutritional therapy changes the equation entirely.
Instead of relying on your compromised digestive tract, we deliver the exact nutrients your nerves need directly into your bloodstream. 100% absorption. No guessing. No GI side effects.
HOW IT WORKS AT ADVANCED REMEDY CENTER
Step 1: FREE Consultation + Lab Review
We review your health history, current medications, and symptoms. If lab work is needed, we order comprehensive nutrient panels to identify exactly what’s low.
Step 2: Physician-Directed Customization
Based on YOUR lab results, our physician creates a customized IV nutritional formula targeting your specific deficiencies. This is not a generic cocktail—it’s built for you.
Step 3: Comfortable In-Clinic Infusion
You relax in our Tyler clinic while your customized nutrients are delivered directly into your bloodstream. Sessions are typically 30–60 minutes.
Step 4: Insurance Handles the Bill
For qualifying patients with PPO or Medicare coverage, your customized IV nutritional therapy is covered by insurance. No $300–$500 cash bills like the wellness drip bars charge.
This Is Medical-Grade Nutritional Therapy. Not a Drip Bar.
There are plenty of places in Tyler where you can pay $150–$400 cash for a generic vitamin drip. We’re not one of them.
Wellness Drip Bars
Generic, pre-mixed cocktails
No lab work. No diagnosis.
Administered by nurse/tech
$150–$400+ per session, cash only
Treats “wellness” (hangover, energy)
No follow-up or monitoring
Advanced Remedy Center
Customized formulas based on YOUR lab results
Comprehensive blood panels + physician assessment
Physician-directed treatment plan
Covered by PPO insurance and Medicare*
Treats diagnosed medical conditions with clinical evidence
Ongoing monitoring + treatment adjustment
Advanced Remedy Center is Tyler’s only insurance-accepted IV nutritional therapy clinic.
Real Healthcare. Real Answers. Right Here in Tyler.
Your First Step Costs Nothing.
Your initial consultation at Advanced Remedy Center is FREE. No obligation. No pressure. Here’s what happens:
We sit down with you and review your symptoms, health history, and current medications.
If appropriate, we order comprehensive lab panels to check your B12, thiamine, copper, magnesium, iron, vitamin D, and other critical nutrients.
We verify your insurance coverage and let you know exactly what’s covered before any treatment begins.
If a deficiency is found, your physician creates a customized IV plan. You’ll know the cost (if any) before your first infusion.
Your Cost with Qualifying Insurance: $0 or minimal copay*
Consultation: FREE
Don’t Settle for “Managing” Your Neuropathy.
If a vitamin deficiency is making your symptoms worse, the solution may be simpler than you think—and it may already be covered by your insurance.