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Old 02-17-2009, 02:27 AM #1
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Default A to Z AMANTADINE, isradipine, mucuna, zocor, zoloft...

If i'm cured or killed it will take all the volunteers we can find to determine what did it......

AMANTADINE sole med several years, maybe helps tremor, taking 1-3 daily..
possible good side effects euphoria and may prevent colds and flu.

MIRAPEX fun hallucinations inside plays, outdoor movies. Didnt deliver promised sex or food binges, gambling. i warned friend........
she said should i follow you home? I said or i could follow you home..
no PD improvement noted.

NEUPRO no improvement noted. $10 to $20 per patch, med recalled.

STALEVO hallucinations. no benefits noted.
this med costs about double taken as one pill instead of sinemet and comtan as two pills compared canadian prices.

CARBIDOPA-LEVO now taking 4 daily25/100 no benefit noted .30 each canada

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OTHER FREELANCE MEDS and SUPPLEMENTS

COQ10 or UBIQUINOL cheaper now latest trials no benefit from 300mg
we knew that from original claiming l200 daily DOES slow PD.

MACUNA my favorite ancient india product l2.95 for 200 350mg capsules.
how many to take? your guess is as good as mine. promising placebo,
other benefits maybe

ISRADIPINE good for hypertension. clinical study m j fox 53.40 30

SIMVASTATIN ( ZOCOR) good for cholesterol, m j fox study
cheap 36.00 6 mo 20mg

CREATINE nw univ study good for muscular 20.00 large jar

Other supplements ...ALPHA LIPOIC, L-CARNITINE, CINNAMON,
TUMERIC, CITICOLINE, L-CARNOSINE, DEXTROMETHORPHAN
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ANTIDEPRESSION MEDS no benefit noted, not taking any now
sirius doctor said these meds dont make you happy but enhances your not giving a damn.

WELLBUTRIN hallucinations
REMERON not effective for me l5 mg
ZOLOFT libido killer..what's that?

CONCLUSION: not much better or worse in 8 years..
no problem with side effects.

P S.
medicare plan D is a pitiful joke.
you have to be strong if you are ill.
thank you.....

Last edited by davos; 02-17-2009 at 08:42 AM. Reason: correct strength of carbdopa. note coQ10 original study cited slowing PD on l200 mg
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Default not much better or worse in 8 years!

.. that is really some thing ..congratultions and take care
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