Sharing important Info (About a upcoming PD trial using Lights)

[John_morris71]

For those who are interested (see note below - from Dan Adams from the company Photopharmics ).

Hi xxx,

Here's a quick update on our progress toward a phase 3 clinical trial. We announced yesterday our collaboration with the University of Rochester Medical Center's Center for Health + Technology (CHeT) to conduct an "at home, telemedicine, phase 3 trial to establish safety and efficacy for [our] non-invasive specialized phototherapy device for Parkinson’s disease." This will open the trial to patients across the country, and participation should not increase the risk for COVID-19 infection.

You can review the full announcement here.

photopharmics.com/aboutus/m...

We are still expecting to start recruiting later this fall and will keep you updated with our progress. Please share this with others you think would be interested in what we're doing.

Best,

Dan

........................................................

Dan Adams

Science Officer

M 801.494.7804 O 801.770.6960

[e-mail]

photopharmics.com

[park_bear]

From the clinicaltrials listing:

clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show...

" Spectramax light therapy device Light therapy device which emits a specific bandwidth combination and intensity of light."

Science of Parkinson's blog explains the details. Scroll partway down the page:

scienceofparkinsons.com/201...

Results of the phase 2 trial reported in Chapter 7 of this thesis:

research.vu.nl/ws/portalfil...

Personally I am most interested in part three of UPDRS. Absolute improvement was quite large at 10 points but only 4 points better than placebo and did not reach stat sig. Nonetheless interesting. It seems possible to me that the placebo may have had some active effect.

[John_morris71 in reply to park_bear]

I know what you mean. My intent was to share the news. I am sincerely hoping at least a few can give it a try and have the experience. (Hopefully it will help significantly).

[LAJ12345]

I’ve also seen 40 hz light or sound is an Alzheimer’s therapy. Try looking at this for a while! An hour a day apparently to reverse symptoms. Worth a try if you can bear it!

eurekalert.org/pub_releases...

youtu.be/CKEwOFzhEJQ(Not working as expected?)

[FakeLife in reply to LAJ12345]

YouTube deleted this for no reason. Can you please repost? This video was helping me till they deleted it. Maybe post on a site with less Censorship plxplxplx tytyty

[LAJ12345 in reply to FakeLife]

eurekalert.org/pub_releases...

I can’t remember what the other one was called sorry. It looks like the person who put it up on YouTube removed it for some reason.

[LAJ12345 in reply to FakeLife]

Was it similar to this one?

youtu.be/Mhgz57EWw0I(Not working as expected?)

Maybe they were worried they would get sued if someone had an epileptic fit watching it

[FakeLife in reply to LAJ12345]

It was similar, with different audio. It's just weird that it was the only video with the correct frequency of audio, and video; but it's the only one gets removed...

[LAJ12345 in reply to FakeLife]

Ah maybe they are going to sell it. How was it working For you? For PD or dementia symptoms?

[Canddy]

For those interested here is a link to the trial on clinicaltrials.gov

clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show...

This study has not yet started recruiting