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Parkinson's Disease and Neurodegeneration: GABA-Collapse Hypothesis
The GABA decline etiology proposed here appears to apply to all human neurodegenerative processes initiated by abnormal intracellular
calcium
levels.
The GABA decline etiology proposed here appears to apply to all human neurodegenerative processes initiated by abnormal intracellular
calcium
levels.
LAJ12345
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Update after consultant visit
The PTH low level was completely dismissed as nothing to worry about as my
calcium
and Vit D levels were in her words 'perfect'.
The PTH low level was completely dismissed as nothing to worry about as my
calcium
and Vit D levels were in her words 'perfect'.
Pawscat11
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Raynaud's Dr.'s Appt. Outcome Am I Expecting Too Much
He mentioned
calcium
channel blockers. I said I take Norvasc for high blood pressure. I also mentioned I take atenolol for my heart. He said to see if the cardiologist would change that as it can make Raynaud's worse if that is what it is. He did ask how long have I been on it.
He mentioned
calcium
channel blockers. I said I take Norvasc for high blood pressure. I also mentioned I take atenolol for my heart. He said to see if the cardiologist would change that as it can make Raynaud's worse if that is what it is. He did ask how long have I been on it.
Pumpkin2009
in
LUPUS UK
2 years ago
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Gold anchors, Prior to the treatment: MRI, etc. 50mg Casodex for 28 days 45mg Lupron 1x
Calcium
and Vit D3 and then I'm not sure about what the follow up med program is going to be. If you have had this treatment, kindly lmk about your experiance.
Gold anchors, Prior to the treatment: MRI, etc. 50mg Casodex for 28 days 45mg Lupron 1x
Calcium
and Vit D3 and then I'm not sure about what the follow up med program is going to be. If you have had this treatment, kindly lmk about your experiance.
trregan
in
Prostate Cancer And Gay Men
2 years ago
Hyperparathyroidism and kidney disease
Does anyone has high PTH with normal
calcium
levels in the blood? I’m having the worst symptoms with muscles, joints, heart and no appetite. They usually say PTH rises
calcium
in the blood but mine is just normal.
Does anyone has high PTH with normal
calcium
levels in the blood? I’m having the worst symptoms with muscles, joints, heart and no appetite. They usually say PTH rises
calcium
in the blood but mine is just normal.
Serlo92
in
Kidney Disease
2 years ago
calcification outside of the mitral valve?
I had rheumatic fever as a child and damaged the valve apparently so
calcium
is building up around the outside.
I had rheumatic fever as a child and damaged the valve apparently so
calcium
is building up around the outside.
Blean7171
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Quick update
Hi Just to let you know I’m currently in hospital with Hypercalcemia (very high
calcium
levels) & Covid 19. I’m feeling okish & I’m in very safe hands. I will try & update you all in a week or so … Very best wishes Jo xx
Hi Just to let you know I’m currently in hospital with Hypercalcemia (very high
calcium
levels) & Covid 19. I’m feeling okish & I’m in very safe hands. I will try & update you all in a week or so … Very best wishes Jo xx
Sunnydrinking
in
SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
2 years ago
DEXA scan
I have
calcium
and vit D supplements. Do i need to ask for Bisphosphates now as I have never taken any and am still on 15mg of pred so wont be coming off any time soon. ps After my fall and 3 days of extra 5mg I am pain free again so thank you. Will go back to 15mg tomorrow.
I have
calcium
and vit D supplements. Do i need to ask for Bisphosphates now as I have never taken any and am still on 15mg of pred so wont be coming off any time soon. ps After my fall and 3 days of extra 5mg I am pain free again so thank you. Will go back to 15mg tomorrow.
Pawscat11
in
PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Trialling Buprenorphine and Dipyramidole - experience
A study reported under expression of this gene causes hyperactivity and hyperexcitability in the
calcium
-gated dopaminergic neurons in striatum.” https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7568165/)
A study reported under expression of this gene causes hyperactivity and hyperexcitability in the
calcium
-gated dopaminergic neurons in striatum.” https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7568165/)
Typicallygaslit
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
Hypodensities < 1 cm, dome of liver
I had a CT Cardiac
Calcium
Score test done and it came out fine, but it picked up several hypodensities <1 cm in the dome, probably cysts.
I had a CT Cardiac
Calcium
Score test done and it came out fine, but it picked up several hypodensities <1 cm in the dome, probably cysts.
timotur
in
British Liver Trust
2 years ago
NDT timings
I also have supplements I take vitamin D,
calcium
(I’m low in
calcium
so have to take it unfortunately, diet doesn’t work as I have had parathyroid tumours), B complex and magnesium (I take this at night). Does anyone have any tips? Thanks
I also have supplements I take vitamin D,
calcium
(I’m low in
calcium
so have to take it unfortunately, diet doesn’t work as I have had parathyroid tumours), B complex and magnesium (I take this at night). Does anyone have any tips? Thanks
Spangle15
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Ultrasound Guided Steroid Injection & Tear in Tendon
Once he'd finished using the ultrasound, he said that I did have some
calcium
build up and inflammation but I also had a small tear in my tendon, because of this, he's writing to the rheumatologist recommending I'm referred to an orthopaedic surgeon as he didn't want to give me the injection in case
Once he'd finished using the ultrasound, he said that I did have some
calcium
build up and inflammation but I also had a small tear in my tendon, because of this, he's writing to the rheumatologist recommending I'm referred to an orthopaedic surgeon as he didn't want to give me the injection in case
Garnacha
in
NRAS
2 years ago
Diltiem vs bisoprolol
I think it’s a
calcium
channel blocker though I’m not sure what that means. I know someone who’s been on it for 10 years as he couldn’t tolerate bisoprolol, and I’d love to know if anyone here has any thoughts or experience. Thanks.
I think it’s a
calcium
channel blocker though I’m not sure what that means. I know someone who’s been on it for 10 years as he couldn’t tolerate bisoprolol, and I’d love to know if anyone here has any thoughts or experience. Thanks.
Harefieldfan
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Vitamin D
I have just read a book called Vitamin K2 and the
Calcium
Paradox by Kate Rheaume Bleau. If you are taking Vitamin D or
Calcium
this book certainly contained important info about whole body need of this little known vitamin.
I have just read a book called Vitamin K2 and the
Calcium
Paradox by Kate Rheaume Bleau. If you are taking Vitamin D or
Calcium
this book certainly contained important info about whole body need of this little known vitamin.
Whatnow1
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
2 years ago
Help understanding post Thyroidectomy numbers
Numbers (no T3 tested) Ph 7.8
Calcium
Ionized Adjusted To pH 7.4 1.15 (1.15 - 1.40) TSH. 28.3 (.32 - 4.00) Free T4 9 (9-19) Parathyroid Hormone Intact 7.3 (1.6 -6.9) Questions - *Does the parathyroid number mean something was nicked? The surgeon did not mention anything.
Numbers (no T3 tested) Ph 7.8
Calcium
Ionized Adjusted To pH 7.4 1.15 (1.15 - 1.40) TSH. 28.3 (.32 - 4.00) Free T4 9 (9-19) Parathyroid Hormone Intact 7.3 (1.6 -6.9) Questions - *Does the parathyroid number mean something was nicked? The surgeon did not mention anything.
Litatamon
in
Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Potassium!
I recently checked my
calcium
intake on my GP's advice as I am off dairy due to probably a lactose intolerance, and did indeed find it low. So whilst other foods have Ca, I needed supplements too. The Ca had no effect on my arrhythmias (& not expecting any).
I recently checked my
calcium
intake on my GP's advice as I am off dairy due to probably a lactose intolerance, and did indeed find it low. So whilst other foods have Ca, I needed supplements too. The Ca had no effect on my arrhythmias (& not expecting any).
Cliff_G
in
AF Association
2 years ago
CT Cardiac waiting time for results
Hi all, I had a CT cardiac angiogram and Cor artery
calcium
scoring a couple of weeks ago. Can anyone advise on roughly how long it takes for the NHS to get back to you with the results please? Thanks!
Hi all, I had a CT cardiac angiogram and Cor artery
calcium
scoring a couple of weeks ago. Can anyone advise on roughly how long it takes for the NHS to get back to you with the results please? Thanks!
Hidden
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
CT Scan
I had a CT Cardiac Angiogram and
calcium
Scoring today. All went well and apart from the odd hot feeling when the die was injected there were no effects. That is until about 1 hour later I ached in every joint arms, legs and shoulders.
I had a CT Cardiac Angiogram and
calcium
Scoring today. All went well and apart from the odd hot feeling when the die was injected there were no effects. That is until about 1 hour later I ached in every joint arms, legs and shoulders.
Geoff51
Heart Star
in
British Heart Foundation
2 years ago
Calcium Supplements Edited with more Info
He has been on 1000mg of Oyster Shell
Calcium
and when I recently reviewed her instructions from 2020 I realized she had wanted him to take 650mg
calcium
citrate or carbonate. After reading the posts below, I messaged her. I had no idea
Calcium
could be a problem. Thank you
He has been on 1000mg of Oyster Shell
Calcium
and when I recently reviewed her instructions from 2020 I realized she had wanted him to take 650mg
calcium
citrate or carbonate. After reading the posts below, I messaged her. I had no idea
Calcium
could be a problem. Thank you
JWPMP
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
2 years ago
Coffee & caffeine: can the benefits of coffee be replicated without coffee?
The local antioxidant property of CGAs aids in neurogenesis and together with pyrogallol, trigonelline, catechol, 5-hydroxytryptamides, and N-methylpyridinium exhibits similar effects by increasing
calcium
signaling and dopamine release in the central nervous system [13,41].
The local antioxidant property of CGAs aids in neurogenesis and together with pyrogallol, trigonelline, catechol, 5-hydroxytryptamides, and N-methylpyridinium exhibits similar effects by increasing
calcium
signaling and dopamine release in the central nervous system [13,41].
Hidden
in
Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
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