Do you take any supplements for Parkinson’s?

[expert]

Recent research showed that a combination of TUDCA, Creatine and CoQ10 has additive supportive effect on dopamine neurons and it also reduced neuroinflammation. Here if a full article:

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neuroscience/articles/10.3389/fnins.2024.1492028/full

frontiersin.org

Frontiers | Combination of tauroursodeoxycholic acid, co-enzyme Q10 and creatine demonstrates additive neuroprotective effects in in-vitro models of Parkinson’s disease

This study aimed to evaluate different combinations of three dietary supplements for potential additive or synergistic effects in an in vitro Parkinson’s Dis...

[Donna K]

I’m interested in this. I take Ursodiol for primary biliary cholangitis. It would be nice if that had a side benefit. My Dr thinks the gut/brain thing hasn’t been fully investigated enough for her to climb aboard that train.

[Paul Larson]

I’ve been on a mix of supplements lately, mostly for energy and sleep. Someone in my support group mentioned https://gomicromagic.com/ , so I gave it a try. It’s been interesting—nothing dramatic, but I do feel a bit more steady during the day. I’m also watching how it interacts with my meds. Still early, but I’ll stick with it for a while to see if anything changes more noticeably.

[Sussan Thomas]

I don’t have experience with PD specifically, but I started looking into general brain health when I noticed my memory wasn’t as sharp as it used to be.

For daily cognitive maintenance, I ended up adding Mind Lab Pro into my routine. It’s not about energy, but more about maintaining consistent mental clarity.

I like that the formula is very transparent about what is in it. If you want to see the ingredients list for general neuro-support, you could check out their site.