I’m about to piss off every pain clinic, every vitamin company, and every pharmaceutical company selling nerve-pain pills in America.
Because what I’m about to share could cost them MILLIONS in lost revenue.
But I don’t care anymore.
After watching my patient Jared write “I DID IT TO MYSELF” in all caps on his follow-up survey…
After hearing him describe standing in the shower eleven months sober, pulling his feet back from the water because it felt like it was stinging and burning them — and deciding that was simply the bill for the years he drank…
After watching the “experts” hand him gabapentin and a B-complex, raise the gabapentin when it stopped working, and then tell him “the nerves will not repair” and offer him nothing else…
I knew the system had failed him.
So I went rogue and discovered something that changed everything.
And if you’re reading this with your feet on fire at 2 AM, months after your last drink, wincing when the shower water hits them, or starting to feel like you’re walking on cement instead of your own feet…
The next 5 minutes could be the most important of your life.
My name is Dr. Owen Haverly. I’ve been a licensed physician in addiction medicine for 22 years.
I serve as the Medical Director of Stonebridge Recovery Research, an independent organization dedicated to finding natural answers the medical industry ignores.
I have watched thousands of people quit. I know exactly what quitting fixes. And I’m about to expose the dirty secret about what it doesn’t — the one that keeps millions of Americans in recovery burning at night… while the medical industry laughs all the way to the bank.
But first, let me tell you about the evening that changed everything…
I was in my office late on a Thursday night. Going through patient surveys from the week.
Most of them were pretty standard. “Day 90. Sleeping better.” “Cravings down this month.”
Then I got to Jared’s. And my stomach dropped.
He’d written in all caps: “I DID IT TO MYSELF.”
Not “my feet hurt.” Not “the pain is bad this week.”
“I DID IT TO MYSELF.”
He described how it had gone. Cold numbness in his small toes first, years ago, that he blamed on his boots. Then prickling. Then cramps in his arches. And then, four months after his last drink — when everything was supposed to be getting better — the burning got louder, not quieter.
Not a little louder. He said it felt like his feet were having an electrical fire.
So he started sleeping with his feet hanging off the end of the mattress. At 2 AM he’d sit on the edge of the bed and roll his soles over a frozen water bottle, and one night he typed “is alcohol nerve damage permanent” into his phone, because there was nobody he could ask without admitting how much he used to drink.
And what he found was the part that broke him: a comment with 76 upvotes. “It’s very painful and irreversible. I’m sober now nine years.”
He’d stopped walking his daughter to the bus stop so she wouldn’t see him limp.
He was 42 years old. Eleven months sober. And he had quietly decided the burning was the price of twenty years — and that he deserved to pay it.
And here’s what killed me…
Jared had done EVERYTHING anyone told him to. Quit cold. The B-complex the hospital handed him on the way out. Gabapentin. Compression socks. Benfotiamine. A pair of barefoot shoes a forum swore by.
All of it. Nothing touched the burning for more than a few weeks.
His primary care doctor? Raised the gabapentin twice when the burning came back. Left him foggy, twenty pounds heavier, and in his own words: “At first I felt like it helped, but toward the end it didn’t help at all.”
His neurologist? Ran the nerve test, looked at the result, and said the sentence: “You can stop further damage if you stop drinking. The nerves will not repair.” Jared told him he HAD stopped. Eleven months. The neurologist said that was good — and offered no other advice.
The nerves will not repair.
As if eleven months of the hardest thing he’d ever done had bought him nothing but a sentence.
And the B-complex? Two bottles, the strongest on the shelf, taken exactly as directed. Nothing. And here’s the line in his chart I couldn’t get past: both times he’d been admitted, the hospital had expected to find a B-vitamin deficiency. His B vitamins were fine.
I sat there staring at that survey for twenty minutes. And something inside me snapped.
I wasn’t gonna let this keep happening. Not to Jared. Not to anyone else.
For the next 3 months, I lived like a man possessed.
I devoured every research paper on alcohol-related peripheral neuropathy and oxidative nerve damage I could find. Called toxicologists and neurologists at three university hospitals. Flew to conferences in Germany. Spent $11,000 of my own money on medical journals, insider reports, and access to restricted research databases.
My wife thought I was losing my mind. Maybe I was. But I didn’t care.
And what I found… genuinely made me want to punch a hole through my computer screen.
The entire nerve-pain industry is built on a lie.
A $5 billion lie that keeps you awake at 2 AM, flinching in the shower, and reaching for your wallet.
Here’s what they don’t want you to know:
Gabapentin, the B-complex, and the numbing creams don’t touch what the drinking did to your nerves. They manage the feeling. Temporarily. Like turning up the radio so you can’t hear what’s wrong with the car.
Every treatment you’ve been given addresses the SIGNAL… the burning, the buzzing, the pins and needles… without touching the DAMAGE… the thing that is still going on inside the nerve.
Think about that for a second.
Gabapentin quiets the signal. It is FDA-approved for seizures and shingles pain — for your feet, it’s off-label. And in its largest trial for nerve pain, it did no better than a sugar pill.
The B-complex tops up a tank your own labs already said was full. That’s why the bottle ran out and nothing had changed.
The lidocaine creams numb the skin for an hour. The damage isn’t in the skin.
And here’s the really cruel part… at the doses sold on the shelf, vitamin B6 — the star of every B-complex — can itself cause nerve damage. People in recovery are being handed a second neuropathy on top of the first, by the answer that was supposed to fix it — and nobody mentions it on the bottle.
It’s like cutting the wire to the alarm while the break-in is still going on.
So what’s actually still going on in there?
Your nerves are still under attack. And I don’t mean that metaphorically.
Picture every nerve running down to your feet carrying its own bodyguard.
That bodyguard is a molecule called glutathione. Its whole job is to neutralise the reactive oxygen that eats nerve tissue. When you’re young, you have plenty of it to spare.
But every drink you ever had was turned into something called acetaldehyde. Not a hangover chemical — a direct nerve toxin. And for years, acetaldehyde burned through your glutathione faster than your body could replace it.
With the bodyguard down, oxidation went to work on the nerve itself — its proteins, its DNA, and the fatty sheath wrapped around it. The wire inside, the axon, began to degenerate. That’s the primary damage in alcoholic neuropathy.
Quitting stopped the acetaldehyde. It did not bring the glutathione back.
So the oxidation keeps going. On nerves with no defense left.
But here’s the part nobody talks about…
This was never a vitamin shortage. It was a poisoning.
The research literature says it in plain English now: alcoholic neuropathy should be regarded as a toxic rather than a nutritional neuropathy. Thiamine treatment failed to reverse it. Researchers have documented painful alcoholic neuropathy in people with normal thiamine levels — people exactly like Jared.
That’s what’s happening inside you right now. Not a character flaw. Not a missing vitamin. A chemical injury that is still in progress.
And it explains the pattern you’ve been living. The longest nerves in your body get hit first — which is why it is always the feet, and then the hands. And on top of the damage, the pain circuit gets rewired, which is why it burns instead of just going quiet.
The damage itself is called alcoholic neuropathy. On nerve conduction studies, it shows up in 46.3% of chronic heavy drinkers.
And it gets worse.
A nerve with no defense can’t absorb another hit. So every slip lands on nerves that never got their shield back. More oxidation. More degeneration. More burning. A cycle that feeds itself — and every year the gabapentin has to go a little higher to keep the signal down.
Meanwhile the fibers that are still alive — the ones that can still feel the floor — are sitting in the same unguarded tissue, taking the same damage, tonight.
So the bodyguard is gone. The attack is still running. And the pill is cutting the alarm wire.
This is “Unguarded Nerve Syndrome.”
And it explains EVERYTHING.
27.9 million American adults had an alcohol use disorder last year. 22.3 million Americans now say they are in recovery. And there is no FDA-approved treatment for alcoholic neuropathy. Not one.
And the medical industry treats it like an afterthought.
You know why? Because everybody warned you about your liver. Neuropathy is almost never on the list. And by the time you walk in with it, the intake form has already decided what kind of patient you are.
It’s just… self-inflicted. Earned. Not worth a second look.
Until it isn’t.
Until the gabapentin doubles. Until the Lyrica arrives. Until you can’t feel the floor, and there’s a cane, then a walker… and suddenly you’re looking at a $5 billion nerve-pain drug business that is more than happy to collect.
They don’t want to protect your nerves early. Because your nerves getting WORSE is what fills the refill line.
It’s genius, really. If you’re a sociopath who sees human suffering as a revenue stream.
Remember Jared? The man who wrote “I DID IT TO MYSELF” on that survey?
Nine weeks after I applied these findings to his care, he slept through six nights out of seven — something he hadn’t done in two years. The week after that, he stood in the shower and let the water hit his feet.
No dose increase. No second drug. No pain clinic.
Truly life-changing.
We used a method I now call “Reach and Recharge.” Instead of quieting the signal, we went after the damage — addressing all three failure points simultaneously, inside the nerve, where the injury was actually happening.
To work on a nerve that alcohol stripped bare, you need to do THREE things at the same time:
Miss even ONE of these steps, and you’re wasting your time.
That’s why gabapentin doesn’t work long-term. (It quiets the signal but never goes near the oxidation behind it.)
That’s why the B-complex doesn’t work. (It answers a shortage your own labs said you didn’t have — and at shelf doses, the B6 can add damage of its own.)
That’s why the numbing creams don’t work. (You’re quieting the skin for an hour. The injury is inside the nerve.)
That’s why quitting alone didn’t finish the job. (It did exactly what quitting does — it stopped the poison. It was never going to rebuild the defense the poison took. Nobody told you that part.)
You need all three. At the same time. Working together.
A Triple-Action Reach, Recharge, and Refuel. And that’s exactly what this molecule delivers.
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After Jared’s results, word spread fast.
My colleague Colleen… the charge nurse on our detox unit, someone I’d worked beside for fourteen years… caught me in the hallway one evening.
“Whatever you did for Jared. I need it. NOW.”
Colleen was 46. Six years sober. The kind of nurse who never complained about anything.
But twelve-hour shifts on burning feet had done their work. She’d been walking the ward in compression socks and telling everyone it was her shoes. She hadn’t slept a full night in two years.
The worst part? She worked in healthcare. She KNEW where this road went. She’d told patients herself that she’d seen people’s feet amputated because of it. She just never once said out loud that it was happening to her.
And there was the other thing, which she told me in a hallway because she could not say it in a room with a door: she’d never told a single person at work she was in recovery. Going to a neurologist meant writing it on a form. So she hadn’t gone.
She’d tried everything. Two brands of nerve supplement. B12 shots. A grounding mat. Frozen water bottles at the foot of the bed — a thing she’d worked out by herself and told nobody.
I gave her a pouch. Told her to take one a day with food, and mark a calendar every morning she’d slept through.
Thirty-four days later, she texted me. “Owen. Slept through again last night. That’s 4 this week. Haven’t had a week like this since 2021.”
Her weekly count had run 0, 0, 0, 1… and then, that fifth week, 4.
She called me from her car in the hospital lot, and I could hear her voice cracking.
Not from relief about the sleep.
Because that morning she’d stood in the shower and let the water run over her feet for the first time in two years — and she’d spent four days too embarrassed to tell me she’d cried about a shower.
Within 72 hours, I had people tracking me down. People 400 days sober who still slept with their feet out from under the covers. People who kept a cane in the trunk and told their kids it was their knee. People who’d stopped going to meetings because they couldn’t stand in the circle that long…
Every. Single. One. Got better.
Not “learned to manage it” better. Not “found ways to cope” better.
ACTUALLY BETTER.
That’s when the threats started.
First, it was “friendly” warnings.
A pain-management doctor I’d known for over a decade pulled me aside at a conference: “Owen, what you’re doing is making us look bad. Patients are coming in asking questions a fifteen-minute slot doesn’t have room for. You should stop before someone gets hurt.”
Translation: Stop before WE lose money.
Then came the cease and desist letters. Three law firms. All representing “concerned medical professionals.” Claiming I was “practicing outside my scope.”
The final straw? A pharmaceutical rep I’d known for 8 years… the guy who used to take me to lunch every month to push his nerve-pain drug… stopped returning my calls.
“Sorry Owen, corporate told me to focus on other accounts. Nothing personal.”
They wanted me gone because I’d found something that could make their entire business model obsolete.
A simple daily softgel that:
But here’s what those medical industry vultures didn’t count on…
I’d already partnered with a small team of formulators who believed in what we were doing. People who’d watched their own fathers and brothers go through the same broken system.
And together, we’d turned my clinical discovery into something anyone could access.
It’s called Noverly R-Alpha Lipoic Acid 600mg — Pure R-Form Softgels.
And it does all three things a nerve stripped by alcohol needs — with a single molecule. THREE JOBS. ONE MOLECULE.
This is the one that makes everything else possible. Alpha lipoic acid is one of the very few antioxidants that dissolves in both water and fat — so it works in the watery inside of the nerve cell and in the fatty sheath around it. Vitamin C can’t cross into the fat. Vitamin E can’t work in the water. This goes where the damage actually is, on both sides of the membrane.
This is the one nothing else in the nerve aisle does. Alpha lipoic acid regenerates your body’s own antioxidants — glutathione, vitamin C and vitamin E — handing them back the charge they spent. Glutathione is precisely what acetaldehyde stripped out of your nerves. In animal studies of nerve injury, alpha lipoic acid restored glutathione and decreased axonal degeneration. And in human trials in diabetic nerve damage — the same kind of oxidative injury to the same fibers — 600 mg a day is the dose that was studied. No one has run that trial in people whose damage came from drinking, and I won’t pretend otherwise. What I can tell you is the mechanism is the same.
Alpha lipoic acid is an essential cofactor inside the mitochondria — the power plants that keep a long nerve fiber running all the way to your toes. And it binds the loose metals that keep catalysing fresh oxidation. This is the step that stops you pouring a defense into a nerve that has no power to use it.
And it’s the R-form, at 600 mg. R is the only form of alpha lipoic acid found in nature and the only form your body uses — the S-form is a manufacturing byproduct with no biological function. Most “alpha lipoic acid” on the pharmacy shelf is half and half. This is all R. No B-complex. No 18-ingredient filler. Nothing else in the pouch.
That’s THREE jobs working on your nerves. Not three ingredients. One molecule. In one softgel — not six.
You literally just take one with food. And let the science do the work.
No dose increases. No second prescription. No waiting rooms.
Just the nerve finally getting back what the alcohol stripped out of it:
When you take Noverly R-ALA with food, here is what happens inside your body:
After 4 hours? You won’t feel any different. That’s the point.
You cannot feel glutathione. Nobody can. Anyone selling you something for burning feet that you can feel working in an hour is selling you a numbing agent.
What you can see is the calendar on your fridge.
So do what Jared did, and what I now ask every patient to do. Put a paper calendar on the fridge. Every morning you slept through without getting up for your feet, mark the box. At the end of each week, count the marks. That’s your number. That’s it.
Four weeks before anything moves. Twelve weeks before it’s worth judging. If you want relief tonight, buy a numbing cream — this isn’t that.
But keep that calendar. Because the person who counts the nights is the person who finds out.
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In the last 18 months, over 10,000 people have used Noverly R-Alpha Lipoic Acid 600mg for burning feet, numb hands and nerve damage after drinking.
The results?
But my favourite stat? Our refund rate is 0.4%. That’s FOUR people per thousand.
Don’t take my word for it. Here’s what real people are saying:
Let me show you what living with alcoholic neuropathy REALLY costs in America:
The medical industry LOVES that progression.
You know why? Because each stage costs more than the last. Burning feet lead to gabapentin. Gabapentin that stops working leads to a stronger pill. A stronger pill leads to the pain clinic. And the pain clinic, eventually, leads to the wound clinic.
Nobody makes money on a molecule nobody can patent. Everybody makes money on the refill.
The pill isn’t the treatment. It’s the waiting room.
It’s a goldmine built on human suffering.
But here’s what really pisses them off…
Pure R-form alpha lipoic acid at the full 600 mg dose should cost $150 a pouch. That’s what comparable pure-R formulations sell for through practitioner channels. Hell, that’s close to what the first batch cost us.
But I didn’t do this to get rich. I did it because I read Jared’s survey. Because Colleen couldn’t say it in a room with a door. Because Brent was told the nerves would not repair and handed nothing else.
So here’s the deal. The regular price is $49.99. Already less than one specialist copay.
But that’s not what you’ll pay today.
Remember those cease and desist letters I mentioned? The threats? The blacklisting?
Well, I just got word that a major pharmaceutical company is trying to bury us in legal fees and regulatory red tape.
They can’t patent it. They can’t buy me out (I told them to pound sand). So now they’re trying to make it too expensive for us to keep going.
My response?
I’m putting our entire inventory on Buy One, Get One FREE.
Less than ONE neurology copay. Less than a month of the second pill they’ll add when this one stops working. Less than the parking at the pain clinic.
For the one molecule that actually works on the damage alcohol left behind in your nerves.
Why would I do this? Because every person who gets relief is living proof the system failed them. Because I want thousands of success stories flooding the internet before these medical industry vultures can shut us down.
This offer won’t last forever. Not because I’m playing marketing games.
But because pure R-form alpha lipoic acid is hard to make. It is the unstable half of the molecule.
The R-form is heat-sensitive. Handle it wrong and it polymerises — it clumps into a useless mass before it ever reaches you. That’s why most bottles on the shelf sell the cheap racemic version instead: plain “alpha lipoic acid,” half of it the S-form byproduct your body can’t use. Keeping pure R stable — in a coconut-oil softgel your body can absorb — means we make it in limited batches.
We cannot just “make more” overnight. We’ve sold out before.
If you’re reading this right now, pouches are still available. But I cannot promise they’ll last through the weekend.
And here’s the thing… Every month you wait is another month you’re:
While the answer is sitting right here… for less than a night out at dinner.
Look, I get it. You’ve been burned before. Spent money on “miracle cures” that turned out to be expensive garbage. You bought the 18-in-1 nerve formula. Six giant pills a dose. Nothing happened.
So here’s my promise:
Try Noverly R-ALA for 90 days. One softgel every day with food. Mark the calendar every morning.
And if you don’t look at that calendar one evening and see the marks adding up…
I’ll refund every penny.
No forms to fill out. No “store credit” nonsense. No questions asked. Just email support@noverly.shop and say “it didn’t work.”
Why am I so confident? Because our refund rate is 0.4%. That’s FOUR people per thousand.
The molecule works. Period.
And no, this isn’t the type of guarantee every other company throws around nowadays. This is no gimmick.
Want proof? Try emailing or calling our customer service.
You can literally reach us. Call our support team at (657) 276-6729 or email support@noverly.shop. We respond to every single email. We answer every single phone call. It may sound old-fashioned but our customers are our absolute #1 priority. Period.
Eight months ago, Jared wrote “I DID IT TO MYSELF” on a form, because he couldn’t say it out loud to another human being.
He’d done everything. Quit cold. Gabapentin, then more gabapentin. The B-complex, twice. A neurologist who told him the nerves would not repair, and a chart that said his B vitamins were fine, which nobody ever explained.
Today? He just sent me a photograph of the calendar on his fridge. Twelve marks in the last fourteen boxes. And a line underneath it that I’m not going to print, about the bus stop.
The only thing that changed? He stopped quieting the signal and started rebuilding the defense.
That’s what Noverly R-ALA does. And that’s the same choice sitting in front of you right now.
You can keep taking a pill that turns down the alarm while the damage runs on underneath it. Keep waking at 2 AM with your feet on fire. Keep sleeping with them off the end of the bed. Keep telling people it’s your shoes… month by month… edging closer to the stronger pill, the pain clinic, and the cane.
Or you can do what Jared did. What Shannon did. What Brent did. What over 10,000 people have done when they finally got sick of being managed instead of helped.
Recharge the damn defense.
$49.99. Less than one copay at the pain clinic that wasn’t fixing anything anyway.
90 days to decide if it works. (It will. Our refund rate is 0.4%.)
And understand what I am and am not telling you. I am not promising you that the fibers that already died come back. Nobody honest would. What I am telling you is that the fibers still alive are still under attack tonight — and that in twenty-two years of watching people quit, not one thing anybody handed them was aimed at it.
You didn’t earn this burning. A chemical did it. And chemicals have counter-chemicals.
Nobody was punishing you. Somebody just never finished telling you what happened.
But whatever you do… Don’t close this page thinking “I’ll order later.”
Later doesn’t exist when a nerve is still under attack. Later is another 2 AM. Later is the gabapentin going up again. Later is the cane coming out of the trunk and staying out. Later is the fibers you could have kept. Later is the offer expiring.
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With hope,
Dr. Owen Haverly, MD
Stonebridge Recovery Research
P.S. Jared just sent me a photo of the calendar on his fridge. Twelve marks in the last fourteen boxes. No 2 AM. No frozen water bottle. Just… a normal night’s sleep. That could be you in a few months. But only if you start now.
P.P.S. Alcoholic neuropathy shows up in nearly half of long-term heavy drinkers… and it is almost never on anybody’s warning list. This molecule addresses what’s ACTUALLY still happening inside the nerve. Real science. Real results.
P.P.P.S. Seriously, pure R-form is made in limited batches and we have sold out before. By the time you finish reading this, stock could be lower. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
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