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Brian- I am responding to your inquiry about tremors. I I 've had tremors for ten years and tried many different medications which did help control my tremors. After reading about the impact of Glutathione on many people with PD I decided that I would add Glutathione to the medications prescribed by my neurologist. I am currently taking Salevo 150 mg 4 x day and Requip 7mg 3 x day. In addition I am taking Glutathione by iV injection 2-3 times a week. I take it by IV because it won't cross the barrier if taken orally. I feel great, my tremor is under control and people say that I look especially good. Glutathione is an amino acid and one of the most powerful antioxidants used to neutralize the pollutants that affect mental functioning. When I asked my neurologist what He thought of me taking Glutathions, he said "Go Ahead, it won't hurt you." He is now amazed at my progress. His reaction during office visits is "look you are not shaking a all. I must admit that all is not rosy because things get worse when I think, reason, and converse. I have been a teacher for 41 years and cannot conduct a clsss anymore. I think PD is a designer disease that manifests itself differently. What works for one person usually cannot be generalized to others. However, because the prognosis for people with PD is not encouraging, I think it is worth the effort to investigate everything that might help. I began reading widely and investigated every lead within traditional and non-traditional medicine. I was impressed with the pioneering research by Dr. David Perlmutter which focused . nutrition, and vitamins/minerals including Glutathione. Several MDs have tested his ideas including Dr. Julian Whitacker who operates the Wellness Institute in So. California. Central to the treatment protocol by both doctors and a host of other health care providers is Glutathione. We are fortunate to have access to the web and the abundance of information. Check it out, investigate carefully because non-traditional medicine has a stigma and the costs are not covered by Medicare or most insurance companies. I must say that my laboratory work up by a non traditional doctor was the most thorough that I have ever experienced. Good luck as you proceed. I will be praying for your welfare. Gene On Apr 9, 2008, at 9:27 PM, Brian Ely wrote: > Hello all, my best to all of you. I'm having difficulties with > tremors as of > late. Does anyone have any tips or tricks that I can use to > reducing thse > shakes. It begins with both of my legs than into my hands. Bless > you all. Regards > Brian > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: > mailto:[log in to unmask] > In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn