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On Thu, 23 Jan 1997 08:59:22 -0800 "Lawrence Reynolds" <[log in to unmask]> writes: >How do I obtain NADH? Drugstore? Health food store? Rx? > >Thanks, > >Lawrence > Hi Lawrence, and listmembers......Greetings from Portland, Maine The only source of NADH (the cofactor, also called, "Coenzyme 1" , in the production of dopamine in the substantia nigra) right now is a company called, MENUCO, 1-800-636-8261. Their brand name is "ENADA," and it comes as tiny white capsules in a fire-orange blister pack in a bright orange , shirt-pocket sized box. MENUCO is in the Empire State Building in New York City. Life Extension Corp. was stopped from distributing another NADH formula by , I have heard, a court order, on December 1, 1996. Some homeopathic and other drug outlets may have some of this Life Extension formula still in stock. I'm personally trying ENADA. I would talk to a neurologist or a family doctor before proceeding, so that you can determine the most therapeutic dose pattern. NADH is being tested at Georgetown Univ. Medical Center for Alzheimer's, but is not yet tested for parkinson's. Maybe that can change if SOMEBODY OUT THERE writes a grant application to the NIH, and , the UDALL BILL is passed in Congress this year, to fund ten Morris K. Udall PD research centers across the United States ! Call the Parkinson Action Network, at 1-800-850-4726, to get involved. Let's get the UDALL BILL passed this year! I'm looking forward to the NADH survey responses, and I will tabulate them and report back to the list. Ivan Suzman, 47/10, Sinemet, Eldepryl and NADH user. Portland, Maine