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Old 02-14-2014, 09:58 AM #2
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any one out there tried this? amino acid treatment for parkinsons
I tried the Hinz amino acid protcol for a few months but eventually was told to take a fistfull of pills (Tyrosine and L-dopa) three times a day so eventually stopped. It did seem to diminish tremors though but am not sure all that L-dopa is good to take daily.
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