Looking for B1 Therapy for Parkinson's

[dancer741]

I wold like to try the B1 therapy Daphne Bryan wrote about, but I have no idea where to find a doctor who will assist me through it. Is there anyone in Michigan who is doing this under a doctor's care, especially in the metro Detroit area? If that isn't available, I'm willing to go elsewhere, but I have no idea where to begin the search.

[MBAnderson]

B1 is safe enough that you don't need a doctor's supervision. Besides there aren't any who would know enough about it. Just read Daphnes's book or do a search B1 on this site.

[Dap1948]

If you would like to join our Facebook group you will be well supported and advice can be offered if you require it.

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[LAJ12345]

you don’t need a doctor. It’s trial and error and results vary by individual

[Gena_Diaz]

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[TeamPG]

Your neurologist will likely tell you: a) not to do it or, b) that it’s not effective, or c) they don’t know anything about it.

[Gcf51 in reply to TeamPG]

Mine said, can't hurt and if it seems to help great.

[TeamPG in reply to Gcf51]

🙂 Better than average response. Still falls in the category of “I don’t know anything about it.”

[Sydney75]

Yes good luck even talking to neuro about it. B1 therapy is still not a game changer for my HWP. I think it's bc he had much pain from back condition it's hard to separate from PD. Looking to reduce gabapentin bc of fatigue. He takes 300mg 3x day alternating w Rytary. Tried many supplements no real game changer yet.