Neuroprotective effects of Ginkgo biloba dropping pills in Parkinson’s disease:
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Neuroregulatory role of ginkgolides:
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Vinpocetine Biloba Stack:
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Neuroprotective Herbs for the Management of Alzheimer’s Disease: May apply to PD
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Ginkgolides show effects adequate for neurotransmitters—by binding with ionotropic receptors and for neuromodulators—by binding to the metabotropic receptors. Besides, the natural compounds regulate a vast spectrum of neurotransmitters (glutamate, gamma-aminobutyric acid, serotonin). It takes time to saturate receptors with ginkgolides; thus, for the clinical application for the successful regulation of the metabolic pathways, the administration of ginkgolides must be long-term. Ginkgolides exhibit a broad and diverse array of neuro-regulatory properties, which still require further investigation. However, further research should focus on overcoming ginkgolides' disadvantages and widening their clinical applications.
I take Ginkgo along with Lion's Mane, Gotu Kola, Grape Seed extract, Resveratrol, Omega 3, Acai, Bluberry, Wheat Grass, to name a few- Evidence has shown these re-energize brain cells.. I believe these have helped with cognitive issues and fogginess..as well as side effects from C/L. I strongly recommend supplements like these as a defence against pd..
So far I’ve read the last article. It was written by Apollo Health which is founded by Dr. Dale Bredesen from the Buck Institute. He has very good credentials and has studied ALZ for 30 years. And he’s from my home town.
Great articles. Thank you. Have now added Gingko to my Vinpocetine.
Getz, how do you feel that vinpocetine has helped you?
I really have no idea. I take so many supplements together that I can't identify individual effects.
JayPWP, how do you feel that vinpocetine has helped you, if at all? Thanks.
Same answer. I take too many supplements and unable to deduce individual effects
Parkin, glutamate, NAC, mitophagy
PD needs paradigm shift: eg, Alzheimer's, HSV1, P. gingivalis, amyloid-beta and tau are antimicrobial peptides.
The key to ketosis and neuroprotection? NAD+???
Long-Term Satisfaction and Patient-Centered Outcomes of Deep Brain Stimulation in Parkinson’s DiseaseSubtypes: dysphagia
