Ubiquinol

[jimmydook]

Any one tried the above;some say it slows progress of pd ?

[KERRINGTON]

I've been on it for years for cardio reasons..as a preventative to congestive heart prob which run in my family. I don't really know if it benefited my PD. It helps my cardio stamina though.

[Despe]

Neuro at Mayo suggested that my PD husband would take it. I think it does halt progression.

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Ubiquinol does not halt PD. michaeljfox.org/mobile/news...

[HugoRipanykhazov]

I have been taking the quickly/easily ingested Qunol (as an antidote to Lipitor: I think it DOES prevent major leg muscle aches) for 5-10 years and I can't believe it ever did anything to halt my PD. Which was suggested by my GP about 2 years ago based on toe-walking (and my grand mother dying of it) and actual diagnosis last December when minor back/hip joint/leg pain and left hand shaking started.

I started 25mg Sinemet in December and seleginine end-January, and pretty much all the symptoms went away. As they don't come back even when I forget to take the Sinemet, my docs are wondering if I actually have parkinsonism! [Whatever that is]

But what can be easily concluded is that the Qunol didn't do anything

[bassofspades]

I take a co q10 / pqq combo. I believe that long term it helps with fatigue. Ive been taking it about a year. Although ive been thinking about stopping all supplements except for fish oil, vit c, amino acids and b vitamins.

[jimmydook in reply to bassofspades]

Wot meds are you on my friend?

[bassofspades in reply to jimmydook]

No rx meds! Just Amino acids, and b1 thiamine.