Parkinsons with B1

[Oneworld23]

Just starting to look into the benefits of B1 for PD sufferers. Does any-one have experience of the efficacy of this. I have just bought Daphie Bryan's book so I am looking forward to reading it. The proceeds of the book sales go to a Gofundme page for more research into Parkinsons Disease

[park_bear]

See here:

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[Hidden]

I started on the B1 therapy in early November, and my Parkinson's has gotten a lot worse. While I do not attribute this to the B1 therapy ,it seems to have done little good.

[Oneworld23 in reply to Hidden]

So sorry to hear that. It's so disheartening isn't it? we are all so eager to find something that helps and I have seen that it doesn't work for quite a few people.

[pyckle_syckle in reply to Hidden]

According to the literature, Daphne’s book included, the worsening of symptoms is often an indicator of B1 overdose. This calls for a correction in dosing, first by taking a break and then resuming at a lower dose.

[Hidden in reply to pyckle_syckle]

I started with 1000 milligrams of B1. After experiencing restlessness and lack of sleep, I stopped taking B1 for about a week, then I started 500 milligrams B1 daily. It didn't work.

[Oneworld23 in reply to Hidden]

Did you give up with the B1 therapy?

[chartist in reply to Hidden]

Increased symptom issues after starting B1 is generally a sign of B1 overdose.

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Art

[Hidden]

No, I'm still taking 500 milligrams daily. Just in case a miracle happens.

[Oneworld23 in reply to Hidden]

Good for you as you never know when or if it will start working. From what I am reading it's journey of trial and error. Good luck

[Hidden]

Thank you.

[Mjag1960]

You will find lots of info on Facebook Search Parkinson’s B1 Therapy.