Wise and brave neurologists have dared -it is not easy to get out of the dominant discourse- to leave us in books and to recommend us in scientific studies these true treasures. Changes that should always be supervised by the neurologist of each patient. Not a step backwards but with the necessary prudence.
I am not a neurologist but I am a historian, a digital journalist and I can search the libraries and databases to find and read the compassionate and sufficiently heterodox and brilliant neurologists: Karobath, Birkmayer, Fahn, Jenner, Mattson... Some of the most respected names in the last 50 years of orthodox Neurology about Parkinson's.
Every day, but always consulting the neurologist first:
- Vitamin D3 above 1200 IU per day as Suzuki in 2013 (although already in 2018 Hiller dared to use 10,000);
- the B vitamins against homocysteine recommended by Dr. Ahlskog and some more (1000-2000 mcg B12, 2.5 mg B9 and 25 mg of B6);
- and vitamin B2 above or near 90 mg per day of the experiment of Coimbra in 2003 - although Schoenen used 200-400 mg at day for migraines with children and adults without the slightest problem, in the 90s);
- vitamin C above 3 grams per day as used by Fahn in 1992...
- Vitamin D3 above 1200 IU per day as Suzuki in 2013 (although already in 2018 Hiller dared to use 10,000);
- the B vitamins against homocysteine recommended by Dr. Ahlskog and some more (1000-2000 mcg B12, 2.5 mg B9 and 25 mg of B6);
- and vitamin B2 above or near 90 mg per day of the experiment of Coimbra in 2003 - although Schoenen used 200-400 mg at day for migraines with children and adults without the slightest problem, in the 90s);
- vitamin C above 3 grams per day as used by Fahn in 1992...
