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Sinemet Slow-release Hard Candy
Has anyone tried making a home-made slow-release levodopa lozenge or hard candy that you can suck on and have constant levels of dopamine in your system?
Has anyone tried making a home-made slow-release levodopa lozenge or hard candy that you can suck on and have constant levels of dopamine in your system?
DeanGreen
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Melatonin inhibit dopamine?
I was taking high doses of melatonin every night such as 3g. I've read that it could inhibit dopamine. I've stopped for now taking that melatonin because my RLS has been increasing a lot!! Ang guess what? After 3 days, for the first night I got it only in the middle of the night and I went for a cold
I was taking high doses of melatonin every night such as 3g. I've read that it could inhibit dopamine. I've stopped for now taking that melatonin because my RLS has been increasing a lot!! Ang guess what? After 3 days, for the first night I got it only in the middle of the night and I went for a cold
Zurp111
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Dopamine
Hello all. I know that this has been a difficult time for us all. I have been researching the benefits of taking dopamine, to help moods, depression and to give a boost on how to cope with difficult situations. But the more I read, the more confused I become. There are many tablets that can be
Hello all. I know that this has been a difficult time for us all. I have been researching the benefits of taking dopamine, to help moods, depression and to give a boost on how to cope with difficult situations. But the more I read, the more confused I become. There are many tablets that can be
Peachandcream
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
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Double Dopamine by taking a cold shower?
Interesting newspaper clip by Dr Mosley......a cold shower can double Dopamine levels....could it really be that simple?
Interesting newspaper clip by Dr Mosley......a cold shower can double Dopamine levels....could it really be that simple?
JustJeff
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Dopamine agonists and their aftermath - A Survey
Hello All I have been off dopamine agonists for more than two years now, thanks to methadone and buprenorphine. Both were - and are - a blessing (insofar as any drugs could be called such), as many of you will know. But I would like to know how many of us feel, even long after quitting dopamine agonists
Hello All I have been off dopamine agonists for more than two years now, thanks to methadone and buprenorphine. Both were - and are - a blessing (insofar as any drugs could be called such), as many of you will know. But I would like to know how many of us feel, even long after quitting dopamine agonists
Parminter
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Neurologist
I had been to the hospital to a neurologist. I was given ropinirole after gabapentin stopped working for me. I read that rls is caused by lack of dopamine in the brain.
I had been to the hospital to a neurologist. I was given ropinirole after gabapentin stopped working for me. I read that rls is caused by lack of dopamine in the brain.
Rosemarydoherty
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Restless Legs Syndrome
3 years ago
Option when stimulants are not tolerated?
I believe I will be not able to tolerate stimulants. I'm in the process of being tested for ADHD and just found out that I have PLMD. It was diagnosed through a sleep study. No wonder I did not get no sleep. So the neurologist prescribed a dopamine agonist for it and I already feeling the side effect
I believe I will be not able to tolerate stimulants. I'm in the process of being tested for ADHD and just found out that I have PLMD. It was diagnosed through a sleep study. No wonder I did not get no sleep. So the neurologist prescribed a dopamine agonist for it and I already feeling the side effect
dede2012
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CHADD's Adult ADHD Support
3 years ago
Diabetes Type 2, PD and Berberine
Diabetes is a common disease that affects many Americans and 90 to 95% of diabetics have Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM). I will be discussing T2DM and one option to help deal with it effectively based on multiple studies. Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) is significantly less common so I will focus this discussion
Diabetes is a common disease that affects many Americans and 90 to 95% of diabetics have Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM). I will be discussing T2DM and one option to help deal with it effectively based on multiple studies. Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) is significantly less common so I will focus this discussion
chartist
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Cure Parkinson's
3 years ago
Ditched my meds
After years of being on cymbalta I was able to taper down and stop taking them. Two weeks pill free with the help of cannabis and the gym. Brain zaps are 90% gone. We can either surround ourselves with other depressives and wallow in our existence and ride the dopamine high of someone digitallly virtue
After years of being on cymbalta I was able to taper down and stop taking them. Two weeks pill free with the help of cannabis and the gym. Brain zaps are 90% gone. We can either surround ourselves with other depressives and wallow in our existence and ride the dopamine high of someone digitallly virtue
Hidden
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Anxiety and Depression Support
3 years ago
Relora - Dopamine
4 years back, I posted: "
Foods/Supplements-Vitamins: Magnolia - magnolol - honokiol - obovatol - [i][u]Relora[/u][/i]
" [1] The April LEF mag has an editorial on Dopamine (the feel-good compound). As we age, MAO-B (a monoamine oxidase) increases, causing a drop in dopamine. Here are a couple of
4 years back, I posted: "
Foods/Supplements-Vitamins: Magnolia - magnolol - honokiol - obovatol - [i][u]Relora[/u][/i]
" [1] The April LEF mag has an editorial on Dopamine (the feel-good compound). As we age, MAO-B (a monoamine oxidase) increases, causing a drop in dopamine. Here are a couple of
pjoshea13
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Free ebook of 300 pages:"Parkinson's here and now. 27 years searching for a cure for Parkinson's disease (1994-2021)."
This coming Monday (if everything goes as planned) I will publish on my blog "Parkinson's here and now" the link to a free book of about 250-300 pages and in printable pdf format, which collects the most interesting of the book I published in 2015 (now translated into English) as a tribute to my father
This coming Monday (if everything goes as planned) I will publish on my blog "Parkinson's here and now" the link to a free book of about 250-300 pages and in printable pdf format, which collects the most interesting of the book I published in 2015 (now translated into English) as a tribute to my father
parkinsonshereandnow
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Chapter 17. I dream of the revolution that must come... 2/2.
This is chapter 17 of a book I published in 2015, "A Different Way of Looking at Parkinson's. Almost 20 years of experience with my father's disease (1994-2012)" (only in Spanish). Although we have learned a lot more since that year, I think it can still be useful to most sufferers and family members
This is chapter 17 of a book I published in 2015, "A Different Way of Looking at Parkinson's. Almost 20 years of experience with my father's disease (1994-2012)" (only in Spanish). Although we have learned a lot more since that year, I think it can still be useful to most sufferers and family members
parkinsonshereandnow
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Chapter 17. I dream of the revolution that must come... 1/2
This is chapter 17 of a book I published in 2015, "A Different Way of Looking at Parkinson's. Almost 20 years of experience with my father's disease (1994-2012)" (only in Spanish). Although we have learned a lot more since that year, I think it can still be useful to most sufferers and family members
This is chapter 17 of a book I published in 2015, "A Different Way of Looking at Parkinson's. Almost 20 years of experience with my father's disease (1994-2012)" (only in Spanish). Although we have learned a lot more since that year, I think it can still be useful to most sufferers and family members
parkinsonshereandnow
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Help with weaning off Pramipexole (newbie)
I always find it difficult to explain my restless legs to someone who has not experienced it before. I don’t think people really understand how bad it can be to live with RLS. It is not something you can see and you do not look sick. You just look weird not being able to sit still. For me, the best way
I always find it difficult to explain my restless legs to someone who has not experienced it before. I don’t think people really understand how bad it can be to live with RLS. It is not something you can see and you do not look sick. You just look weird not being able to sit still. For me, the best way
KriewelBene
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Low-active COMT genotype and stimulant therapy
I have ADHD that I've been treated for off and on throughout my life. Recently, I sought psychostimulant treatment as I was having trouble being interested in projects at work that were necessary and prolonged. We started off with Adderall IR 10mg. In the past, I have tolerated Ritilan and Adderall
I have ADHD that I've been treated for off and on throughout my life. Recently, I sought psychostimulant treatment as I was having trouble being interested in projects at work that were necessary and prolonged. We started off with Adderall IR 10mg. In the past, I have tolerated Ritilan and Adderall
minutiaepast
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CHADD's Adult ADHD Support
4 years ago
Smoking cessation drug shows potential to treat Parkinson's disease in females
Texas A&M University College of Medicine ressearchers have recently discovered that cytisine -- a smoking cessation drug commonly used in Europe -- reduces the loss of dopamine neurons in females. These findings provide potential evidence for the use of the drug to treat Parkinson's disease or stop its
Texas A&M University College of Medicine ressearchers have recently discovered that cytisine -- a smoking cessation drug commonly used in Europe -- reduces the loss of dopamine neurons in females. These findings provide potential evidence for the use of the drug to treat Parkinson's disease or stop its
Kia17
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Not enough dopamine for Dystonia vs. too much dopamine creating fatigue and daytime sleepiness.
struggling to find the right mix of meds. been working closely with my neurologist who is very flexible but wondering what others may have in terms of feedback for me. I had been using just C/L IR 1.5 25/100 tabs 4x's day. we began to experiment with Rytary (the 195's and 145's) in an effort to not
struggling to find the right mix of meds. been working closely with my neurologist who is very flexible but wondering what others may have in terms of feedback for me. I had been using just C/L IR 1.5 25/100 tabs 4x's day. we began to experiment with Rytary (the 195's and 145's) in an effort to not
Jockboy17
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Emoxypine - RLS free for 3 weeks
I can't hold this information any more. I was very sceptical, but now I can say it works. 3 weeks ago I went through a 7 days course of an experimental Russian drug called Emoxypine (125 mg oral + 100 mg intramuscularly - into my buttock). The efffect was quite shocking. My dopamine has been elevated
I can't hold this information any more. I was very sceptical, but now I can say it works. 3 weeks ago I went through a 7 days course of an experimental Russian drug called Emoxypine (125 mg oral + 100 mg intramuscularly - into my buttock). The efffect was quite shocking. My dopamine has been elevated
Alex2308
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Restless Legs Syndrome
4 years ago
Impaired finger dexterity and nigrostriatal dopamine loss in Parkinson’s disease
Impaired finger dexterity occurs in Parkinson’s disease (PD) at an early stage and disturbs many activities of daily living (e.g.. typewriting, tying shoelaces, buttoning, and sewing). However, the pathogenic mechanism responsible for impaired finger dexterity in PD has not yet been defined Link to
Impaired finger dexterity occurs in Parkinson’s disease (PD) at an early stage and disturbs many activities of daily living (e.g.. typewriting, tying shoelaces, buttoning, and sewing). However, the pathogenic mechanism responsible for impaired finger dexterity in PD has not yet been defined Link to
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
Only if you have not taken dopamine drugs
There is a study (phase 2) for a drug referred to as NLY01-PD-1 by a company named Neuraly. it is a very well tolerated drug that is commonly used for diabetes. Early data shows it slows the progression of PD and demonstrated symptom relief. They are looking for PWP that have not taken any dopamine
There is a study (phase 2) for a drug referred to as NLY01-PD-1 by a company named Neuraly. it is a very well tolerated drug that is commonly used for diabetes. Early data shows it slows the progression of PD and demonstrated symptom relief. They are looking for PWP that have not taken any dopamine
Hidden
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Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
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