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PEA (Normast) More effective with Ashwagandha?

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PEA is an antiseritonergic. PD and ALS are both disorders of the serotonergic system. Serotonin regulates melatonin (insomnia) and our autonomic function (dry eyes, gut dysmotility etc.) On the ALS forums, people are combining PEA with ashwagandha to good effect.

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At what doses? 😊

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Micronized PEA dosage was 600mg twice a day in the study.

My organic ashwagandha dosage is 2 800mg capsules per day.

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Thanks so much this is quite interesting! Glad to hear it’s helping those with ALS and possibly for our PD community as well!

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