This is very interesting. A lot of medical terms, however through the years I have self-taught through my own research. This is definitely a new idea for me, and sounds very promising.
I'm going to see if it is available at my local health food store. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for all the time and effort you put into researching and especially for sharing this info! I truly believe the sharing here is what will bring us the best results and hopefully a cure in the future!
I've started taking the TUDCA. I have been reading the study, and cannot determine what dose they used in the mice. Then perhaps we can figure out a dose for humans relative to weight. Does anyone have any ideas?
This seems amazingly promising. It appears that mitochondrial damage as present in adrenomyeloneuropathy is also present in many neurological conditions.
Any updates on TUDCA? I only took it for two weeks then stopped for some reason. I’ve just started a week ago again. I’m taking between 1000 and 1500 mg a day. I still can’t figure out dosage based on the study. Has anyone been able to figure it out? I have a question into the doctor at Kennedy Krieger, hoping he can help me with that.
Any updates on TUDCA? I only took it for two weeks then stopped for some reason. I’ve just started a week ago again. I’m taking between 1000 and 1500 mg a day. I still can’t figure out dosage based on the study. Has anyone been able to figure it out? I have a question into the doctor at Kennedy Krieger, hoping he can help me with that.
It all depends on what the dose should be. I have read the study from Spain over and over and still cannot figure out a dose.
It is about $50 a bottle for 60 caps. At 1500mg a day, (I read that the upper safe limit is around 1700mg/day) we are looking at $150/month.
If this helps in any significant way, this is worth it. I have been on it steady for 1 month. In the study, the mice were treated for 3-4 months and then improvements were noted. They also discussed the anti-oxidant cocktail of vitamin E, alpha lapoic acid and N-acetylcysteine. They did a study on this a while back before the TUDCA. I don’t know if this needs to be used in conjunction to repair free radical damage or not. I wish there was more guidance for things like this.
Oh man, 2 grams. Unfortunately, I live in Canada, and it’s not available here. I have to order from the states. So with shipping and the conversion rate it’s going to be about $200 a month. However, as I said before if it works then it’s all worth it. Is this study happening right now that you reference, or has it concluded? Do you know how they came up with the 2 g per day?
I've been taking the TUDCA for awhile now. I'm way underdosing compared to these numbers.
Also I've been taking the antioxidant cocktail since they began that study and believe it helps. I was taking it for about 6 months and wasn't sure if it was working. I stopped for about 3 months and felt worse and started again and haven't stopped.
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