Part 3: 4 Common Causes of Burning & Tingling Feet

• Chronically High Blood Sugar: Uncontrolled diabetes damages small blood vessels supplying peripheral nerves, leading to diabetic neuropathy over time.
• Vitamin B Deficiencies: Low levels of essential vitamins—especially B12, B6, and folate—impair myelin sheath repair, leaving nerves exposed and irritated.
• Nerve Compression or Pinched Nerves: Conditions like tarsal tunnel syndrome or herniated spinal discs place direct pressure on lower leg nerve pathways.
• Excessive Alcohol Consumption: Chronic alcohol intake acts as a direct toxin to peripheral nerve tissue and causes severe nutrient malabsorption.

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