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Old 05-07-2017, 12:59 PM #1
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Default Trazodone and Curcumin
The equivalent dosage of Trazodone mentioned in the paper posted by me is approx 150 - 200 mg which is scaled up from the mice. Recommend reading the full article and looking at the bar graphs. Also DBM is similar to Curcumin. If I had PD, early on, I would be taking both. Clinical trials take forever and nothing so far comes close to Sinemet.
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