It allows the activation of the muscles and encourages voluntary (walking) or involuntary (reflex) movement. It allows the sensory coordination of stimuli and their transmission to cause vital responses in the protection of the organism. The most common neuropathic pains are: Lower back pain Back Pain Cervical Low back pain is where society is most affected. Who is it for? adults with the following pathologies: Back pain with neurological involvement (sciatica, lumbar or cervical) Post-erpetic neuralgia (Herpes Zoster) Diabetic Polyneuropathy (Diabetes mellitus) Trigenic neuralgia Post-traumatic neuralgia (trauma with neurological involvement) Atrophy or degeneration of the central nervous system Instructions for Use Take one tablet daily after your main meal with a glass of water. You can take up to 4 tablets a day depending on your pain. Consult your doctor before increasing the dose. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced diet. Do not exceed the expressly recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of young children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place.