from Italy !….
Dottore Roberto Fancellu is prepared to provide ongoing support of your Thiamine B1 protocol by e-mail, but at one condition: that you first allow him to assess your Parkinson in the context of an in-person consultation at the San Martino Hospital in Genoa, Italy.
Dottore Fancellu has practiced neurology for 22 years and treated patients with Parkinson for 20 years. He has been associated with Dr Costantini’s Thiamine B1 protocol since the start of its development in 2011. He is fluent in English. On June 7, 2019, in the presence of my wife, he tested me to confirm my Parkinson [no other tests], then wrote a prescription to double my Thiamine B1 dose to 1g and suggested a future increase to 1.5g. The consultation lasted 50 min and cost 125 euros.
You may call +39 010 5554580 at any time for an appointment, only on a Friday between 2 and 4pm. You may have to wait for an English speaker to come to the phone. The doctor's e-mail address is roberto.fancellu@hsanmartino.it
The logistics of arriving to the hospital, then to his office, are complex enough that we recommend you arrive in Genoa the day before. We were satisfied with our night at Il Giardino di Albaro, tel +39 010 366 276, ilgiardinodialbaro.com 115 euros for two, including breakfast. Genoa is a large metropolis and this hotel is relatively close to the hospital, a 10-15 min drive [when you know the area] to the entrance of a large medical campus. Forum member LuckyLuke lives in the vicinity and is a patient with Parkinson of Dottore Fancellu. He has volunteered to address your logistics questions at healthunlocked.com/user/LuckyLuke/
And while in Italy, consider a 6-day $800 class in Parkinson Therapy, in English, at the non-profit European Parkinson Therapy Centre in the spa town of Boario Terme, a 5-hour drive North of Genoa, in the scenic lake region of the Southern Alps. Request a detailed illustrated account of my recent session there at marc@soleil.com