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Parkinson's hallucinations and taking niacin to stop them

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Please read the posts by Donzim, her husband suffered from hallucinations and he had Parkinson's. They stopped the hallucinations by using niacin. She's giving name of a doctor that you can look up his work on Google. If you have never taken niacin I will start slowly since its causes flushing of the face and the ears. Your body gets used to it after a while however it's a little bit disconcerting When you first start. Mary

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Abram Hoffer's niacin protocol can definitely help in some cases, however since niacin comes in different forms it's good to learn about them and avoid time realeased form.

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glenandgerry in reply tofaridaro

Why should we avoid time release Niacin faridaro? Since I read a suggestion by silvestrov some time ago about a certain time release brand of Niacin, I have been giving it to my husband (PWP) & I take it too.

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faridaro in reply toglenandgerry

I remember reading some place that high doses of time release niacin can cause liver damage. I have a book on niacin, will try to find it and clarify the subject. In low doses time released form should be fine.

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glenandgerry in reply tofaridaro

Oh dear.....what's a high dose? We have 1000mg by Nature's Plus

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faridaro in reply toglenandgerry

Dr. Hoffer's protocol calls for 3000mg, which is a mega dose.

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faridaro in reply toglenandgerry

I checked my book "Niacin: the real story" which says "regular niacin is quite safe, extended - or time release are safe, but unnecessarily pricey, and sustained release has the most side effects" which later was explained that increase in liver toxicity of sustained release niacin mainly occurred with doses 1,500 mg/day.

So time release niacin should be safe, sorry for the alarm.

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glenandgerry in reply tofaridaro

Thanks faridaro

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faridaro in reply toglenandgerry

You are very welcome, hope you'll get good results!

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Gioc

Also Silvestrov left this pearl

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ConnieD in reply toGioc

Does anyone keep in touch with Silvestrov I miss his insight and knowledge.

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munchybunch in reply toConnieD

Me too. Where’s he gone??

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Despe in reply tomunchybunch

I believe there was a conflict between Silvestrov and Sunvox.

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munchybunch in reply toDespe

That’s so sad!

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