Nerve Armor Ingredient Research Library
Evidence-aware guides to PEA, alpha-lipoic acid, benfotiamine, gotu kola, corydalis and related research concepts.
Written by NerveiArmor.com Editorial Team · Last updated September 16, 2026
What Is Palmitoylethanolamide (PEA)?
PEA is a naturally occurring fatty-acid amide studied in pain and inflammatory-signaling research; this guide explains the evidence and its limits.
PEA and Nerve-Health Research: What the Evidence Says
A closer look at clinical reviews of PEA, including promising findings, heterogeneity and why more rigorous trials are still needed.
What Is Alpha-Lipoic Acid?
Alpha-lipoic acid is a redox-active compound used in cellular metabolism and studied in diabetic neuropathy research.
Alpha-Lipoic Acid and Nerve Health Research
What systematic reviews of ALA in diabetic sensorimotor peripheral neuropathy show—and what they do not establish about Nerve Armor.
What Is Benfotiamine?
Benfotiamine is a thiamine derivative studied in metabolic and diabetic-neuropathy research, with mixed findings across trials.
Vitamin B1, Benfotiamine and Normal Nervous-System Function
How thiamine supports normal cellular function, and why benfotiamine research should be distinguished from basic vitamin requirements.
What Is Gotu Kola? Uses and Research
Centella asiatica is a traditional botanical containing triterpenes studied across neurological, skin and other research areas.
Gotu Kola and Circulation: Understanding the Evidence
A cautious overview of Centella asiatica circulation research and why whole-herb powder may differ from standardized extracts.
What Is Corydalis? Traditional Uses and Modern Research
Corydalis yanhusuo contains numerous alkaloids and has a traditional-use history; modern evidence is complex and preparation-dependent.
Corydalis Compounds and Comfort-Related Research
What reviews say about Corydalis alkaloids, mechanisms and analgesic research, with clear limits on finished-product extrapolation.
Antioxidants and Normal Nerve-Cell Health
How oxidative stress is studied in nerve biology and why antioxidant mechanisms do not automatically translate into clinical outcomes.
Nutritional Compounds vs Botanical Ingredients in Supplements
A practical framework for reading formulas that combine defined compounds with whole-herb powders or standardized extracts.