Best supplements for Parkinson's Disease

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In this video, you'll learn the best nootropic supplements for Parkinson's Disease.
Links to the supplement brands I recommend for each of the supplements in this video are included in the original transcript for this video on my website. See that transcript including recommended supplements here: nootropicsexpert.com/best-sup....
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Many are now using natural alternative treatments to alleviate the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease. And for prevention of the progression of Parkinson’s.
Parkinson’s Disease is often not diagnosed until the disease is well established. By then the substantia nigra region of the brain has lost 70 - 80% of its dopamine neurons and are very difficult to recover.
You may slow the progression of Parkinson’s Disease by using some of the natural nootropic supplements detailed in the above video.
But there are no guarantees that they will work. Success depends on many factors including the progression of the disease, how your body and brain react to these supplements, genetics and more.
However, many with Parkinson’s have experienced a better quality of life when using these supplements.
Get started by choosing from the list of supplements above, do your research including Nootropics Expert®, follow dosage recommendations and timing during the day, and get started.
There is hope for a better life. We know because many have shown us that these nootropic supplements can work. Don’t wait and get started today.
00:00 The beginning
00:41 The Best Supplements for Parkinson's Disease intro
01:40 What Parkinson's looks like in the brain
02:26 Causes of Parkinson's Disease
03:43 Natural remedies for Parkinson's Disease
04:44 L-DOPA (Mucuna Pruriens)
05:02 Acetyl L-Carnitine (ALCAR)
05:41 Ashwagandha
06:05 Black Seed Oil
06:30 CDP-Choline (Citicoline)
07:04 CoQ10
07:18 Creatine
07:42 Curcumin
07:56 Lion's Mane Mushroom
08:19 N-Acetyl L-Cysteine (NAC)
08:41 Passionflower
08:51 Pine Bark Extract
09:05 Polygala Tenuifolia
09:23 PQQ
09:35 Saffron
09:58 St. John's wort
10:30 Sulforaphane
10:51 Taurine
11:09 Valerian
11:29 Vinpocetine
12:18 Tips & Takeaways
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Комментарии : 57

@markbalogh9655 Год назад

been watching your videos for 4-5 years now love them

@robster7012 Год назад

High dose vitamin B1 therapy is helping people with Parkinson's into remission

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Thanks for pointing this out as have others. I need to update this article an include an explanation on how thiamine deficiency can lead to developing Parkinson's.

@jomon723 Год назад

Thanks David, I use many of these already and will see if they will have any effect on my Essential Tremor. I have had a Ultrasound treatment on my right hand and it worked great. Watching for years, Thanks for the hard work and breaking everything down

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Dave, many of there are included in my research into essential tremor. I did not find any clinical "proof" but only anecdotal reports that they helped others.

@jbcola74 Год назад

Thank you for your great work!

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Much appreciated. Thank you!

@Len1977gt Год назад

Another great video David!

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Thanks Larry!

@kevabela6307 Год назад

Thank you for this concise information. I had a viral encephalitis at age 16. I soon became low Dopamine and at 56, have severe fatigue in addition to many other issues. I have taken many of these supplements through the years, and with consistent use, I did notice benefits. However, being on SSDI, I have almost no available income to afford these supplements now (I eat from a food bank). It breaks my heart, but I have to just do the best I can. Very good information nonetheless 🙏

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Keva, we do the best we can and whatever we can afford. One of the easiest and most inexpensive things you can do is increase dopamine by using the L-DOPA supplement I recommend: pulse.ly/jgjm012i9n

@radarashwood5397 Год назад

David, I highly recommend that you look into Dr. Constantini’s work. High dose thiamine is wonderful for helping those with PD.

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Yes, this has been mentioned by several others and I will be adding Thiamine and Sulbutiamine base on what I've found since this was pointed out to me. Thanks everyone for your input. Much appreciated.

@wasteoftimer Год назад

Àn amazing video with good information in the links,. Thanks.

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Thanks. I think it important if you are interested to read the original transcript of this video which contains the links you mentioned. pulse.ly/22yc77ew4a

@abaddon8418 20 дней назад

Thanks for the info. I have seen a reduction of my PD symptoms using phototherapy. I am going to try to use mucana pruriens and wean off my Carbodopa/Levodopa. I used the link for the powder on your video on Ldopa.Ty.

@NootropicsExpert 19 дней назад

Let us know how it works for you.

@multitablez7825 Год назад

Great information. One of the most important things for parkinson's is vitamin b1 thiamine mega dose, taken daily, for several months.

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Thanks. Several people have commented on Thiamine. I'll update my Parkinson's article to include Thiamine.

@multitablez7825 Год назад

@@NootropicsExpert awesome, id like if you ever can, do a full video on thiamine. I think a dose of 300 to 600mg vitamin b1 HCL daily for a few months can really help parkinson's.

@murphsviews Год назад

Wouldn’t benfotiamine be better?

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

I have done a full video review on Thiamine which you will find on this channel.

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Sulbutiamine is the best form of Thiamine because it quickly crosses into your brain. Benfotiamine does not.

@Arizonacomet Год назад

Well done, David.

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Much appreciated Peter. No one else has put together a list for Parkinson's like this. Not sure why. And it looks like a need to add a couple thanks to user comments.

@mcgragor1 Год назад

No phosphatidylserine? Great work by the way, my dad has PD. There's also good research on high dose thiamine.

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

This one is complicated. It has to do this gene transcriptions of which you need a doctorate in neuroscience to understand. pulse.ly/galhknh3rs But another study which is much easier to understand found that Parkinson's patents who use 100 mg PS per day restores normal sleep patterns (pulse.ly/x1gjgacfij)

@LithaMoonSong Год назад

Could you call targeted ultrasound a supplement? Not everyone is a candidate, so it's great to have the knowledge you share.

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Ultrasound is not 'technically' considered a supplement. But you could call is "supplemental therapy".

@TheUnknownDreamx Год назад

You should have mentioned that L-DOPA does only work properly when combined with an carboxylase inhibitor, like EGCG (green tea extract) for example. And everything should be taken with care, especially because some like ashwaganda can cause some severe interactions with your prescribtion meds for IPS over Cyp 450 interactions. Other than that, great video

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Not true. Synthetic L-DOPA is metabolized into dopamine in your body by an enzyme called aromatic L-amino acid decarboxylase (AADC). And the majority of synthetic L-DOPA will be converted peripherally (not in the central nervous system and brain). This can cause problems. So when used therapeutically, as in treating Parkinson’s Disease, L-DOPA is administered in combination with an inhibitor of peripheral AADC. Drugs like carbidopa (or other AADC inhibitors) ensure most of the L-DOPA is preserved for conversion to dopamine in the brain. And not the rest of your body. But when natural L-DOPA like you get as an extract of Mucuna Pruriens does not need a decarboxylase inhibitor because L-DOPA is metabolized into dopamine in your body by aromatic L-amino acid decarboxylase (AADC). Which increases dopamine levels in your brain. And you do not need to worry about dyskinesia. And you are correct about Ashwagandha especially if you are using thyroid meds because it'll mess with how those meds are used.

@markbalogh9655 Год назад

its highly experimental but 9 me bc and ibogaine cause huge releases in GDNF levels

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Thank you Mark. I have not done the research on those so thanks for suggesting them.

@mattgrantham597 2 месяца назад

What are your thoughts on Nicotinamide Riboside please? Thank you

@NootropicsExpert 2 месяца назад

It looks promising for Parkinson's in this trial: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10684646/

@markbalogh9655 Год назад

looking healthy after all these years

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Mark, we do the best we can. And without nootropic supplements I would not be doing this. And would very likely be dead.

@caterindavis9757 Год назад

Hi I was wondering if you can tell me can I take the ldopa mucuna with Uridine Monophosphate/ choline / dha ?

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Cat, you can use Uridine Monophosphate with L-DOPA, CDP-Choline and DHA.

@followthewhiterabbit548 Год назад

Hello David,can i take l tyrosine and strattera toghether?

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Yes, using L-Tyrosine 500 mg twice per day supports Strattera and will provide the dopamine this stimulant requires to do its job.

@laceyx3goodson Год назад

You may not be able to make recommendations like this, but my grandmother is taking carb/levo 2 tabs 3 times a day, nadolo 1 tab once a day, and donepezil 1 tab at night. Her memory is not good and she still has trimmers in her hands. What supplements would you recommend she take? I've looked into lions mane and wanted to try her on that, but when I asked her doctor he said, he would be able to prescribed much better medication than an supplement out there. So i got a little discouraged, but I have seen a decline in her memory and want to do something to help.

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Lacey, if it was my grandmother I'd have her using every supplement mentioned in this video. Including Mucuna Pruriens (L-DOPA 95%).

@ishaqdhali8339 Год назад

Is Acetyl l carnitine increase dopamine d2 receptors? And CDP choline?

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

ALCAR enhances D1 receptor levels without altering D2 receptor levels in the hippocampus and prefrontal cortex (pulse.ly/07lkl1sxgn) And CDP-Choline activates tyrosine-hydroxylase and induces increased dopamine production. And decreased reuptake of dopamine leading to increased levels at the synaptic cleft.

@Rachel-wz9cj Год назад

“Cholesterol, statins, and Parkinson’s disease”-6/20/17 It discusses the association between Parkinson’s and Statin use

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

The conclusion of that study is not clear if there is or this is not a benefit. pulse.ly/yomna895yq

@kimkhalaj7613 Год назад

If I may ask, how many of these do you choose from?

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Kim, good question but it depends on if you are trying to prevent Parkinson's, or already have Parkinson's and trying to slow its progression. I suggest reading about each supplement and how it works re. Parkinson's here: pulse.ly/77pl14mhbu. Then choose depending on what I said above.

@jeanettadewahaley5623 2 месяца назад

Farnesol? Any knowledge…advise?

@NootropicsExpert 2 месяца назад

Apparently Farnesol has been tested in animal models of Parkinson's Disease. But I am not aware of any human trials.

@swyllie30 Год назад

That’s why I struggle with nootropics. There are so many. All all are amazing, all proven but I’m frozen with where to start. So I don’t. And shouldn’t thiamine be on list to?

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

Stuart, you are absolutely right about Thiamine and I need to update my article on Parkinson's. As for which supplements to use in this case it depends on if you are currently dealing with Parkinson's are trying to avoid getting Parkinson's. I highly recommend that you read the full transcript for this video here: pulse.ly/f4u9n0nw8i See which ones work to prevent Parkinson's, and which ones help prevent its progression.

@Dedicated_.1 Год назад

Who’s the author of the Head First book you have in the back?

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

I am the author of Head First 2nd Edition and it is available in hardcover, paperback or for iPad or Kindle at all major online bookstores. Here is a link to some of those stores: pulse.ly/hty47d5j3y

@lapalomas Год назад

Too many options

@NootropicsExpert Год назад

I mentioned early in this video that I was not suggesting using ALL of them. Only what made sense depending on if you want to avoid Parkinson's or slow its progression once you've been diagnosed. Please read the transcript for this video to understand the difference: pulse.ly/ggzmve4sll