Dextromethorphan and MS:

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10-30-2011, 09:03 PM

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RLSmi

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RLSmi

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Location: dx'd4/01@63 Louisiana

Posts: 562

Like LDN, LDDM is not a cure....

Don't expect to see any significant change after only a week or two of use.
I do not expect, nor have I experienced a cure of my PD from dextromethorphan. I do know that, having taken it faithfully for the past 6-7 years, I am not aware of anyone else who has been diagnosed with PD for 11+ years who has progressed as slowly as I have. Therefore, I'm convinced that the low-dose approach with the drug is providing me some neuroprotection.

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