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Parkinson

Sirchon said:
GOOGLE is your friend. Recent studies show that GLP-1 may slow progression, among other lesser-known peptides.
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Yes
I did that
other few peps I've nvr heard of?
seeing if anyone has?
Anyways my buddy just informed me he's on a glp1 amongst other peps already.
Which is good
 
Startingover said:
Anyone aware of any peps that help with this?
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Lixisenatide: May slow worsening of motor symptoms Encouraging phase 2 human trial

HER-096: Designed to support neuronal survival and reduce cellular stress Early human research

SS-31 (Elamipretide): Supports mitochondrial function, potentially reducing neuronal damage Primarily preclinical for Parkinson's

MOTS-c : Metabolic and mitochondrial signaling Very preliminary

Semax: Possible neurotrophic and cognitive effects Limited, mostly preclinical

Cerebrolysin: Peptide mixture investigated for neurotrophic effects Insufficient Parkinson's-specific clinical evidence

GDNF / CDNF: Directly targets survival of dopamine-producing neurons Experimental human studies

BPC-157: Theoretical anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective effects Insufficient
 
Hablooblah said:
Lixisenatide: May slow worsening of motor symptoms Encouraging phase 2 human trial

HER-096: Designed to support neuronal survival and reduce cellular stress Early human research

SS-31 (Elamipretide): Supports mitochondrial function, potentially reducing neuronal damage Primarily preclinical for Parkinson's

MOTS-c : Metabolic and mitochondrial signaling Very preliminary

Semax: Possible neurotrophic and cognitive effects Limited, mostly preclinical

Cerebrolysin: Peptide mixture investigated for neurotrophic effects Insufficient Parkinson's-specific clinical evidence

GDNF / CDNF: Directly targets survival of dopamine-producing neurons Experimental human studies

BPC-157: Theoretical anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective effects Insufficient
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I personally know someone who uses Cerebrolysin with his grandmother for Parkinsons. He sources it from India. Certainly isnt ideal to use an experimental drug derived from pig brains on an elderly person but like you said, Desperate times desperate measures. He swears its helping.
 
Hablooblah said:
I personally know someone who uses Cerebrolysin with his grandmother for Parkinsons. He sources it from India. Certainly isnt ideal to use an experimental drug derived from pig brains on an elderly person but like you said, Desperate times desperate measures. He swears its helping.
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Yeah man!
Indie mart?
 
Guys . Medication use causes this.

Some of you may not believe me.

The medications they are taking, exacerbate the issues.

The best way out is to get off all pharmaceuticals.

The issue is the people w symptoms are too scared to listen

Fast aka do not eat any food. Drink water only. Several months. It will cure you.

For inflammation use HCQ, ivermectin and even basic ibuprofen.
 
The one thing I will always admire about the BB community is how much knowledge is freely shared and how despite all the “it’s all about abusing drugs and destroying your body” that society accuses it of, there is always some “off label” usage for something that has been discovered. Friends mom has Parkinson’s and never once thought peptides might help
 

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