..all doses of ADX10059 abolished levodopa induced dyskinesia...
 

Sounds cautiously promising.

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Addex Pharmaceuticals said its lead product, ADX10059, which is nearing completion of Phase IIb testing in gastroesophageal reflux disease and migraine prevention, also has demonstrated significant potential in a non-human primate model of Parkinson's disease levodopa induced dyskinesia. In a recently completed study, all doses of ADX10059 abolished levodopa induced dyskinesia in the first hour after levodopa administration. There was no adverse effect on Parkinsonian disability scoring. PD-LID currently has no approved therapy and there are an estimated 1.2 million patients with PD-LID in the U.S.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/add...ial-2009-09-14

That's very encouraging. End of dose dyskinesia is a real work out.

thanks for posting,
paula

the question is, Paula
 

The question is, Paula, "will this help or hinder the unusual beauty of your midnight dancing?" (Or mine down the road a pace?) Hugs, Rose :)

aahh rose of his heart
 

my midnight dancing is rhythm induced by music with a beat. ..much groovier. lol

disco-nesia was never my thing, although i love some of the music. Bee Gees, to mention only one of many, and I will never stop laughing out loud when I recall the perm I talked my husband into getting.....hahaha laughing out loud right now!

:D
paula