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----- Original Message ----- From: Ivan M Suzman <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> Sent: 27. november 1999 01:38 Subject: Comtan or Tasmar? > ^^^^^^ WARM GREETINGS FROM ^^^^^^^^^^^^ :-) > Ivan Suzman 49/39/36 [log in to unmask] :-) > Portland, Maine land of lighthouses 45 deg. F :-) > ******************************************************************** > > no liver problems have been reported with comtan this is the major > >advantage >************** > Is there any strong reason why Tasmar continues to be banned > in Europe and (is this right?) difficult to access in Canada unless > ordered by a qualified physician? Is is banned in Australia and > New Zealand? > *******Hello Ivan, Yes Tasmar is still banned in Denmark, but several of my friends still get it with a special permission from their neurologist who have to ask for that permission from the Health care authorities. As you maybe remember I was very ill from Tasmar, recentley I tried COMTAN (COMTESS in Denmark) and it was great the first two month, but then I started to have diarrehoea (just like with Tasmar - but not so bad) for 2 weeks , and my neuro asked me to stop immediately. I have to emphasize that I`m very sensitive about the most of that medicin we pwp have to take and have to increase very very slowly. Today I`m feeling well with my Sinemet CR, Permax and Pramipexol which is rather new, and until now without sideeffect, it really help me, more energy and better walking, and I`m very happy about this. Congratulation with your 50 years birthday :-)) hope you had a nice day. Take care Sonia NEVER GIVE UP > so it cannot act against Catechol O'Methyl Transferase > (COMT) in the nerve-cell to nerve-cell transport environment > within the brain. > > Please comment and correct any errors. Thank you. > > Ivan > :-)