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> Anybody,
> Have you ever heard of Pycnogenol? What other vitamin and natural (?)
> medicines are PD people taking to supplement their Doctor medicine? And my
> husband has been killing all the dandelions when they might be useful for a
> cure-all tea? I've been reading herbal remedy books. This Pycnogenol comes
> from the bark of a pine tree? Maybe cat fur is good for you, I've got
> plenty of that around. I'm feeling alittle down.
> Patricia
> 60, 1year,6 months
I am taking quite a list of supplements because I have an atypical form
of parkinsonsism, and they don't know what causes it or what to do about
it. Therefor I am taking exercise, physical therapy and supplements as my
primary treatment regimen. I am taking daily:
vitamin A (as Beta Carotine) 5,000 IU
vitamn B complex 50 mg ea
(except folic acid--400 mcg
and Biotin and vit B12---50 mcg ea)
vitamin C 2,000 mg
vitamin D 400 mg
vitamin E 400 mg
calcium 1,000 mg
magnesium 400 mg
zinc 15 mg
CoQ10 60 mg
grape seed extract proanthocyanidins
antioxident 60 mg
(similar to pycnogenol)
I realize I may be merely creating expensive urine, but I don't care if
it does me no harm.
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