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Hello! It started with minor twitches over my arms (and legs occasionally), I had started stationary cycling before that, used to ride for 30-40 mins (kept doing it for around 20 days). Those twitches turned into mini (no to mild pained) spasms with little stiffness in arms, legs and right part...

Your thoughts? "Fringe" group? Legit? This website is not new to me, but I've been looking a little more closely at some of the supplement regimens and other info lately.

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...

Have you tried a supplement “Laminine” ? Please let me know your comments. Mike

I want to keep my vent options open. I go off Florida Blue PPO at the end of this month and start Medicare w/ supplement G (same as F only cheaper and you have to pay the deductible) on February 1. I have a separate D plan for drugs. My local neurologist will write an Rx for anything I...

It seems the original thread from a couple of months back is already locked, so I start this new one just to tell that I've kept working on the wiki and also received help from others. The wiki now also contains TUDCA which was mentioned in the previous thread. The link.

Need some help. I'm going off my wife's BCBS plan in January and moving to 100% Medicare with a Plan F supplement. I have been shopping for a stand alone part d drug plan and every one I've looked at in WV considers Riluzole a "preferred brand" drug and puts in in a tier 4 to 6 with a hefty...

Talked to Bedlack at Duke about this supplement yesterday at clinic. He stated that he was actually very encouraged by this and that he published a paper on it at ALSUNTANGLED. He said it was better, in his opinion, than Lunasin and that the cost was only $50 per month and you only have to...

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.

Is Creatine a useful supplement for ALS? it helps muscle weakness and neurological function