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I must have missed your posts somehow. My motherinlaw is now afraid to try the sinemet. LAst time she did her BP went way down and she feels it almost killed her. HEr husband says that once a person starts sinemet there is no turning back. It is like the next step down the line. He feels that a person builds a resistance to it and has to take more and more until there are so many side effects and they are so strong that a person can no longer think and will eventually turn into a zombie. He has done extensive reading on it but prolly not alot of case histories with happy endings. Is he right? Does a person build a resistance to it and need more and more and does it eventually make them unable to do anything? She is presently taking Eldpryl and is 71 years old tomorrow. She has tremors very much, shuffles, has the mask and micrographia to extremes, falls easily and can't sleep. Laurie >Albert Young wrote: >> >> Thanks, Naomi, Majorie and others for your most welcome comments and >> encouragement. You have helped me make the decision to try the Sinemet. > >Which is the composition of Sinemed,please ? >-- > []s, +------------------------------------------------------+ > | Internet : [log in to unmask] | > +---------------| Salvador-Bahia-Brazil |--------------+ > >