C/L ER vs. HDT

This evening I posted Carbidopa Levadopa.

My takeaway:

On Time - 4 to 8 hours. C/L er

On Time - 24 hours. HDT

Should I choose one or both?

[jimcaster]

We each have to follow our own path, but I encourage you to consult with your doctor. If I recall correctly, Dr. C. did not claim HDT was a substitute for C/L if you are already taking C/L. I believe Kia has addressed that.

[Hikoi]

I dont know what you are asking Roy. How are you getting on?

[Hidden in reply to Hikoi]

I just got over hernia surgery, now I have bronchitis.

[cb6403]

Roy please explain what is HDT

[Hidden in reply to cb6403]

high dose thiamine

[healthabc]

roy you have been a champion for the HDT community. So I just have to respond to you,... Dr. C had responded to me personally- I had been taking HDT as per his recommendations, and after trying to find the correct dose, he finally said-(as I was not on C/L yet), he said that if I don't start c/l, I will never get better. He said they work synergistically together. So I did start C/L.

I have not found the correct HDT dose, but am still trying.....

Heres an old home remedy for bronchitis- it can't hurt, right?

Boil a potato or two, in its skin, then mash it with a fork, with the skin, put it in a thin linen/cotton towel. Fold the potato into the towel long, lengthwise, so you have a long belt sort of looking thing. While it's still warm, wrap it around your neck (moist heat side on skin) with the front ends draping down over your bronchioles. Just leave it on for a couple of hours, and see how you feel. It works for us. (But steroids do too!)

[Stevenmast]

I'll take door number 2 for 200 please

[Stevenmast]

B1 derful!!!