Five Ingredients, Five Different Evidence Questions
An ingredient list is useful only when read with doses, type of research and safety considerations. Our library explores each listed active as a separate subject without claiming the Nerve Armor formula has been clinically validated.
Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA)
Amount shown: 450 mg. A fatty-acid amide studied in some chronic-pain and neuropathic-pain contexts. Studies on PEA do not establish the performance of this finished product.
Corydalis powder (rhizome)
Amount shown: 150 mg. Botanical rhizome featured in traditional-use and preliminary pharmacology discussions. Product-specific human outcome data were not established here.
Gotu kola powder (whole herb)
Amount shown: 150 mg. A botanical used in traditional wellness contexts. Claims about nerve regeneration should not be inferred from ingredient inclusion.
Granular alpha-lipoic acid (ALA)
Amount shown: 150 mg. An antioxidant investigated in diabetic neuropathy. Clinical research has mixed findings and often uses substantially different doses or formulations.
Benfotiamine
Amount shown: 50 mg. A fat-soluble thiamine derivative studied in metabolic and nerve-related research. Ingredient research alone cannot establish clinical benefit for this blend.
Research on Ingredients vs. Finished Supplements
A clinical trial using a stand-alone substance may not apply to a multi-ingredient product containing a different dose. Look for dose, formulation, study participants, outcomes, sample size and adverse-event reporting.
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