Roadmap needed for thiamine mononitrate & PD, just like Dr Costantini provided for thiamine HCL & PD

[KERRINGTON]

Appreciate it if anyone could direct me to more info, I have Daphine's book, tried the HU search engine many times, & googled, but no luck.

I am one of th e lucky people who responded well to thiamine HCL,,,It enabled me to effortlesly get up from a sit position, easily, walk using a normal gait, swing arms, walk around in the house in the dark without gropping walls, ended my stiff shoulder and reduced tremor, gave me a sense of well being, and enough energy to travel. and go out for dinner now and then. Well, this all pretty much dissipated little by lit tle when I had to make changes in my use of thiamine hcl due issues with high B/P.. I decide to try the thiamine mononitrate. It has been more, or less, sink, or swim, without step by step tips, and starting points like Dr Costantini gave out..

[Gamz]

I don’t have any more info on thiamine. Have you talked to your doctor about bp medication. I personally take Telmisartan 80 mg 1 a day. Here is a link on its benefits. lifeextension.com/magazine/...

[KERRINGTON in reply to Gamz]

Thanks, I have orthostatic hyper and hypotension. It is easier to control if I just keep things neutral and stay away from things I know will upset the balance. I'll check out Telmisartan, it's a new one to me.

[LeharLover62]

All I can say, which isn’t much, is one time when hubby was on the HCL protocol, we accidentally took the Mononitrate version for two days. Hubby hallucinates when. His meds are too high and this triggered hallucinations for him. So my thesis would be that it’s somehow stronger maybe than HCL??

I also read somewhere that there was a fear of long term kidney?? Damage with the mononitrate version….sorry that’s pretty vague, but that’s what I recall.

[KERRINGTON]

Wow ! I thank you. I have not found any research that supports the mononitrate version for PD.

[Windermere1 in reply to KERRINGTON]

See my posts already. Please don’t confuse the b1 sublingual mononitrate as dangerous because it is proving highly successful and safe because of the tiny dose and sublingual use.

[MarkPrana]

Have you tried Benfotiamine?

Interesting discussion here:

healthunlocked.com/cure-par...

[KERRINGTON in reply to MarkPrana]

No...I was so happy with the HCL,but I 'll take another look at Benifotiamine. Thanks

[Windermere1]

when you say mononitrate what do you mean. The mononitrate that thousands of us se successfully is actually sublingual b1 which is Superior Source No shot b1 which dissolvesunder your tongue and enters through your mucus membrane. The recommended start dose under Daphnes b1 protocol is 50mg Mon Wed Fri. Are you aware of all this information

[Windermere1]

when you say b1 mononitrate do you mean sublingual b1 . If yes I can give you the protocol for this form of b1 therapy. Let me know.