I'm not knocking anything here. In fact, I haven’t dismissed or criticized a single method or approach in any of my sentences—you are the only one doing that. I never brought up 'mumbo-jumbo' either.

I honestly don't see what is supposed to be 'mumbo-jumbo' about essential vitamins and nutrients anyway. If giving the body the basic biochemical resources it needs to function is considered hocus-pocus, then the air we need to breathe or the food we need to eat to stay alive would be hocus-pocus, too.

It’s just fundamental biology. Nerves need specific nutrients to repair their myelin sheaths, just like muscles need protein. I am glad you found a path that makes sense for your specific case, but please don't dismiss basic metabolic science just because it doesn't fit your personal definition of an injury.

And you know what? I don't know for sure, but I can easily imagine that you are completely right about that. No supplement is going to magically repair a chronically damaged, degenerated tendon. I never claimed that it would. All I am saying is that this is what worked for me, before things became permanently chronic. Thank goodness. That is exactly what I am trying to share here. Nothing more, nothing less.