Hello,
To follow up on my previous messages, my wife will start the thiamine protocol with 2x weekly intramuscular injections of 100 mg, with the addition of magnesium. Do you think she can also take glutathione,
Thank you for your answers.
cordially
Do a search on the internet for what Dr. Laurie Mischley thinks about Gluithione. I believe she has done quite a bit of research on it as well as many other integrative ways to handle Parkinson's. You might even be able to get in touch with her by a virtual meeting.
It is not necessary to inject B1. You achieve the same blood serum levels of thiamine by taking oral doses. It simply takes a few days longer and higher amounts taken orally to achieve the same blood serum levels. Do not take my word. Search the forum, and you will find clinical proof. Bottom line this topic was studied by a major medical journal as to the best practice, and the journal reported that oral dosing was recommended NOT injections.
Glutathione taken orally was proven ineffective. Glutathione injected proved efficacious. There is ample proof and previous discussion on this site if you simply use the search function.
bonjour, merci beaucoup pour votre réponse
Le docteur fancellu que nous avons contacté nous conseille la thiamine en injection pour le moment
Après discussion avec le docteur, et vu l'impossibilité de trouver de la thiamine en injection sans ordonnance, mon épouse va attaquer la thiamine en comprimés de 500mg. Elle en prendra 2 le matin avec un demi comprimé de magnésium et 2 l'après midi avec l'autre moitié de magnésium. Cela fera un total de 2g/jour pour commencer
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