Nu Nerve review: nano liquid nerve support with PEA, R-alpha lipoic acid and B vitamins

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If you've ever had tingling, burning or numbness in your feet, you know how much it can affect your sleep, your walks and your mood. Nu Nerve is made for people looking for nutritional support for their nerves.

It comes in one ounce dropper bottles, and the big selling point is the delivery. The company says it's the first and only "nano" supplement for nerve fiber regeneration in the US, and that most of each serving starts absorbing before it even reaches your digestive system.

Eight nutrients

The company names these:

• Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA)

• R-alpha lipoic acid

• Vitamins B1, B6 and B12

• Lion's mane mushroom

• Organic curcumin from turmeric

• Whole coffee fruit extract

I'll say it plainly: this is one of the most sensible nerve lineups I've come across.

Why these make sense together

Alpha lipoic acid is the nerve nutrient you'll hear about most. It's been studied in people with nerve discomfort, especially related to blood sugar, and the R form used here is the natural form your body makes.

PEA is a fatty compound your body produces on its own, and it has a growing body of research on comfort and nerve related discomfort. It's less famous than it deserves to be.

The B vitamins are nerve essentials. B1, B6 and B12 each play a part in keeping nerves healthy, and low B12 alone can cause tingling.

Lion's mane and coffee fruit extract are linked to BDNF, a protein involved in nerve growth and maintenance. Curcumin, from turmeric, rounds things out as a well loved anti-inflammatory spice compound.

So you get nutrients for nerve energy, comfort and maintenance, all in one liquid. If you've ever tried to put together a nerve routine yourself, you'll know that buying PEA, alpha lipoic acid, a B complex and lion's mane separately adds up quickly, both in cost and in the number of bottles on your counter. Having them together is genuinely convenient.

The research behind it

The company says the formula draws on research from Cambridge, Emory and the University of Pittsburgh, and the page lists 24 references. That's more than most supplement pages offer, and it's a nice starting point if you like reading about each ingredient.

Why a liquid

A liquid is easy to take if you have trouble with pills, and you can hold it under your tongue or mix it into a drink. The sales page doesn't show a supplement facts panel, milligram amounts or directions, so follow the directions on the bottle when it arrives. Studied amounts of PEA and alpha lipoic acid are fairly large, so it's fair to ask the company what a serving contains. The company's nano approach is designed to help the nutrients absorb well. Taking it at the same time each day, maybe with breakfast or before bed, makes it easy to remember, and nerve support is very much a steady, day after day kind of thing.

Bundles

• Two bottles (2 months): $138 plus shipping

• Three bottles (3 months): $177

• Six bottles (6 months): $294

Each bottle is a one month supply. The six bottle bundle works out to $49 a bottle and gives you half a year. ClickBank processes the order.

A 60-day money-back guarantee comes with every order, so the two bottle bundle is an easy way to start.

Who'll appreciate it

People with mild tingling or discomfort in their feet or hands who want a thoughtful mix of PEA, alpha lipoic acid and B vitamins in one easy liquid. It's especially appealing if you've read about PEA and want it alongside the classics.

Since nerve symptoms can have many causes, it's a good idea to have your doctor check things like blood sugar, B12 and thyroid along the way. And because alpha lipoic acid can lower blood sugar, check with your doctor before starting if you take diabetes medication.

If Nu Nerve sounds like the support you've been looking for, current pricing is on the official Nu Nerve page.

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