noninvasive deep brain stimulation

[999---666]

kurzweilai.net/a-noninvasiv...

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Hopefully this electric shock treatment will go somewhere useful rather than ending up in the "we have a good idea" museum. Non-invasive a big plus. I did not read any reference to dopamine and the electric charge.

[999---666 in reply to Hidden]

potentially dangerous me thinks.... prefer another means to prod brain that can't be hijacked..... I belive we are already largely controlled just using passive means.

how you doing on levodopa?

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Controlled! That is why I do not go anywhere without my aluminum foil skull cap.

C/L? Little faith in it. At four o'clock a.m. I take one ER 50/200 and I take two at four o'clock p.m. By choice. My neuro prescribed 3X/day but I adjust what and when I take. C/L does nothing for me. No effect. But I fear not taking any may be harmful in the long run.

My regimen:

MiraLax limited use. Only when two or three days pass w/o movement. NOT daily.

1X / day:

High Potency B-Complex w/ vitC

1200 mg Calcium w/ 1000 iu vitD3

1250 mg Magnesium Malate

2X / day:

99 mg Potassium, 4 caplets (99mg each)

2X/day/2Xweek:

100 mg allithiamine

2 or 3X/week:

Aleve - one tablet only/day

[999---666 in reply to Hidden]

what do you mean harmful in long run?

[Hidden in reply to 999---666]

Just what I read and each source has a different opinion - possibly dyskinesia. Also a source state less harm from parkinson's by those using over long term.

[999---666 in reply to Hidden]

see this?

vimeo.com/191664871

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A long video to watch to get to the end and her recommendation of a vegan diet.

[999---666 in reply to Hidden]

huh? towards the end she talks about homocysteins. very important news for all taking levodopa.