Hi! Ervin:
Teh company that studied Co E Q10 is Vitelline or Vitalline. I
personally feel and Dr. Lieberman is of the same opinionk that there is
nothing special about Vtaline C E Q 10. Dr. Lieberman reccomends Puritan's
pride product and I am using it too.
It is not supposed to improve any symptomatic relief; but it is supposed
to slow down the progression of PD. In my experience, I also found some
symptomatic relief at least for a few months. However, I continue using it
3x a day 120 mg/dose with food or Vitamin E. I would slowly increase teh
dose starting from 50 or 60 mg/day and increase it slowly. I was not
comfortable wi th anything more than 120mg/dose 3x a day. You shojuld
remember that it is also good for your heart. Therefore I do not want to
take too muchthen my body really can handle, although the total dose
recommended / ay is 1200 mg. However, there is no long term study on such
high doses.
I trust this is of some help.
Raj
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From: "Ervin McCarthy" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 2:01 PM
Subject: Re: CoQ10
> Could anyone help with the name company and possibly 800 number of the
> Company that did the studies and marketing of CoQ10? Thank you
> Ervin McCarthy
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> From: "brightline" <[log in to unmask]>
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> Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2003 7:15 AM
> Subject: Re: Gluathione
>
>
> > Roberta:
> > It is Glutathione not gluathione.
> > Reduce form of glutahione is a potent anti-oxident and PWPs show
> > deficiency for it.
> > Plese punch Glutathione in WWW.findarticles.com and you will get
> > interesting articles on Glutathione. It is essentially a tripeptide
> > (consising of three amino acids, I forget the amino acids involved
here).
> > There is a general belief that oral glutathione is not absorbed and
> > therefore it has to be administered intravenously, which is a very
> expensive
> > process. But, there is one article that shows it is absorbed when taken
> > orally in empty stomach. Besides, since we are deficient in it, I
thought
> > why not try oral intake. It works for me. However, if you need high
> > concentrations of it in your blood circulation, iv method is preferable.
> > Some people claim it helps them while others do not. Remember PD is a
> > designer disease and when some thing works for somebody, it may not
work
> > for ohers. My personal feeling is that if you see any major benefit or
> not,
> > since this is a natural compound made in our body, it is probably good
in
> > the long run, (I believe this would not cause any undesirable side
> effects)
> > even if I do not see any measurable benefit immediately. Therefore, I
> take
> > 250 mg every day.
> > You should definitely consult you doctor before you take any
> medication.
> > Best wishes.
> > Raj
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> > From: "Roberta Innarella" <[log in to unmask]>
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> > Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 10:25 PM
> > Subject: Gluathione
> >
> >
> > > What is Gluathione? What is it supposed to do? Roberta
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