simple, cheap, accessible non esential aminoacid (except in my country :-( ).
can anybody share experience? how much do you take per day? what kind of benefit do you get?
this is not a cure, this is retardant. it freezes dying of MN. thats how i got it. havent heard any side effect.
what i am...
Received mnd/als dx in dec/2015. Began in spring 2015 during tennis and bike ridingwith left foot drop and gait and balance problems and fatigue. After seeing multiple docs, went to neurologist, had EMG kand was told I had mnd. At that point was using cross country sticks to help with balance...
Most of you already know this but here goes anyway: Any species of blue-green algae (BMAA B-Methylamino-L-Alanine neurotoxin) mimicks L-serine in the cell, causing cell proteins to misfold & aggregate preventing cell poliferation (multiple,divide,etc). Study in Arizona is giving different...
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I know this has been discussed many times before but finally my mother is on a regime and I want to know your valuable thoughts and get inputs.
So here's the routine:
1. Riluzole before breakfast
2. L-serine (around 15mg) somewhere in afternoon before her physiotherapist comes.
3. Acetyl...
A family member sent me a TED talks video by an Harvard PHD named Paul Allen Cox. He promotes the use of a nutritional supplement called L-Serine for motor neuron disease. Anyone have an opinion on this product? Its pretty cheap so I ordered some.
All the threads on l-serine get killed pretty fast but I was curious to know how l-serine is going for other people. My mom was diagnosed last June and had been declining for about a year before that. She has been taking the l-serine I had been buying for her and seems to be progressing more...