interesting

[akgirlsrock]

youtu.be/gxCvbTm699E?si=cKy...(Not working as expected?)

[kaypeeoh]

He's the second person I've seen claim PD is caused by excess dopamine, not a deficiency.

[jeffreyn in reply to kaypeeoh]

Who is the other one?

[Gallowglass]

Sounds very hopeful!

[jeffreyn]

See also this earlier thread:

healthunlocked.com/cure-par...

[Hilo64]

yes, I’m interested in learning who the other one is too.

[AGH_1966]

If he is sugesting inhibiting tyrosine hydroxylase then the result would be tyrosine hydroxylase deficiency, wouldn't it? But if that is the case then what about this? medlineplus.gov/genetics/co...

[JayPwP in reply to AGH_1966]

healthunlocked.com/cure-par...

[jeffreyn in reply to AGH_1966]

My understanding is that JSB intends to use his Phase 2 trial to investigate whether there is a sweet spot regarding the amount of tyrosine hydroxylase inhibition.

[kaypeeoh]

"Tyrosine hydroxylase helps convert the protein building block (amino acid) tyrosine to a catecholamine called dopamine..."The article calls it an infantile condition and quite rare. The original article claimed PD happens with excess dopamine, not a deficiency.

[PalmSprings]

Interesting!