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To Camilla Flintermann: I am pretty much deciding my own meds regime from my own investigation, however the research reported in the UPF 1995 Newsletter #3, Part 1 suggests that a better interpretation of the DATATOP study would be that eldepryl functions as a neurotrophin (something that can cause a reversal of atrophy of neurons) rather than as a neuroprotector. For this purpose only 1 mg/day is needed rather than the usual 10 mg prescribed. I am now taking 2.5 mg every other day. ---Milo Milo V. Anderson, Ph.D. Box 417 Angwin, CA 94508 VOICE 707 965-2508 EMAIL [log in to unmask]