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deadmau5
post Jul 22 2012, 12:58 AM

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QUOTE(Tham @ Apr 11 2012, 03:28 AM)
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Hi, long story short, what supplements or food do u recommend for someone suspected of having mild Alzheimer's (around 75 yr old)?
Based on what u wrote, are u a doctor or some healthcare professional?

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deadmau5
post Jul 24 2012, 12:04 AM

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Thanks for the reply bro.

I read that u recommend other supps too. Just wanna know how does jarrow's neuro optimizer compare with memosential?
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post Jul 25 2012, 01:09 PM

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I'll try n get it ASAP then. And I used to take Q10 too and it helped in my running endurance, didn't know it's good for the brain also.

Quite a shame tbh since ur family's being so stubborn on supps

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post Jul 27 2012, 11:11 PM

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So basically, jarrow's neuro optimizer has about everything that you've listed here right?

And btw, do u know why the doctor prescribed these 3 meds to someone with an irregular ECG rhythm (Xanax 0.5mg, Luvox 50mg, Cordarone 200mg). The doc also mentioned that its nothing to worry about. My grandpa will visit the specialist again this Monday for further check-up.
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post Jul 28 2012, 02:13 PM

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I did, just trying to reconfirm the ingredients again.

He's already taking this Q10 (100mg)
http://healthmedica.ca/services/nutritiona...ed-coenzyme-q10
And this too
http://marketamerica.com/product-2217/isotonix-opc3.htm

Used to take this too
http://www.shop.com/Isotonix+reg+Calcium+P...800352-p+.xhtml

Also, do u know of any supps that can greatly ease sleeping difficulties? Sometimes, he'll sleep only 4 hours on the 2nd night if he didn't sleep on the 1st night. The xanax & luvox aren't really helping now, he used to take zopiclone last time to sleep but the doc only gave 4 and it's not so good to depend on sleeping pills la.

Thanks.

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post Jul 30 2012, 04:31 PM

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Thanks again. I added the free melatonin tablets into my order list.

Just not sure where to find the lemon balm leaves, never seen before even though I used to work in the kitchen sleep.gif and Spanish sage too.

And where can I get GHB? I read from ur links that they're present in salts too? Good for insomnia & Alzheimer's too huh?

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post Jul 31 2012, 08:40 PM

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Lol maybe I wasn't paying attention on those herbs before.

I'll drop by that organic shop la since its quite near my place, thanks for the heads up.
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post Aug 1 2012, 01:20 PM

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I think I mentioned somewhere before that it's my grandpa, not my father that we're talking about.

http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/af/

One more concern for us is how he's managed to get Atrial Fibrillation. He's quite fit I would say for a 70+ yr old. Doesn't smoke/drink, goes for daily walks, has normal blood test results, normal HR & BP levels.
Yet the article above says AR patients have a HR of more than 100/min while my grandpa has only 70+/min.

Do u have any ideas on this?
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post Aug 4 2012, 12:24 AM

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Thanks again for all the very informative links.

He's already taking these every morning already,

http://www.marketamerica.com/product-2223/...alcium-plus.htm
http://www.marketamerica.com/sku-13057/iso...ed-bcomplex.htm
http://www.marketamerica.com/sku-13009/isotonix-opc3.htm

http://www.livestrong.com/article/286761-m...otate-benefits/
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IMPROVED SLEEP
Many people will fail to get the deep sleep they require without sufficient magnesium. Charles Poliquin, the Canadian strength coach who has worked with a range of Olympic medal-winning athletes, explains that the mineral provides an inhibitory action on the release of catecholamine hormones such as adrenaline. When magnesium status falls short, these hormones may overstimulate activity in the central nervous system and stand between you and a restful night's sleep. The Poliquin Institute rate magnesium orotate highly, and believe it brings down levels of stress hormones more effectively than other forms of the mineral.`

We went to pantai hospital for a 2nd opinion today, the cardiologist said his a-fib is nothing to worry about after doing the stress test but he hinted that the 'pradaxa' given by the previous specialist should not be taken as its quite 'controversial'. I googled 'pradaxa' and found quite a lot of cases like hemorrhage and gastro bleeding.
Don't know if it should be stopped but warfarin isn't a better choice neither.


Added on August 4, 2012, 2:10 pmBtw is this lemon balm? Found it outside my grandparents house, didn't know they're growing it all this while lol

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So how should it be prepared? Just mash it up and boil with water? They said its usually used for cough only

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post Aug 6 2012, 04:30 PM

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He has cataract, and the article mentioned lemon grass, not lemon balm, so it shouldn't be a prob right.

I read all the links the you've given to me, I just thought that there might be a special way of preparing the lemon balm, I'll just ask my grandma to boil it with water before mixing with honey.

Actually, we're not too sure if he's just getting forgetful or what, or he's just worrying too much about petty things. We brought him to a few specialists already and they said he might be having some depression, so not sure if it's dementia or not. He still drives around to the market to buy stuff, fixes the lights/plumbing or anything that's gone wrong in the house, just last few months ago, he's managed to climb over the wall from the back of the house coz my grandma accidentally locked the door.

Btw I stay at ss23, so its quite near to ss2. And regarding ur case lol, ur brother sounds ridiculous/retarded with all these notes n orders, why not just sell the house, get back ur share and leave.
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post Aug 8 2012, 11:44 AM

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My family is suspecting that it might be happening sooner or later since, like what you've mentioned, he's starting to repeat questions once a while on, for example what supplements & when he should be eating it, getting worried easily, his hands sometimes shake a little, and his facial expression sometimes looks quite tired, especially the eyes. He said he doesn't even have the mood to read the newspapers anymore. He also walks a little slower lately and sometimes we need to repeat ourselves if he couldn't hear/get it the first time

So I'm basically tyring to prepare myself on some knowledge about brain health. And my jarrows & melatonin should be arriving soon.

He's taking usana's multivit & mineral too, but only once a day.

Well, I'm not too sure with all this family feuds, I'm sure u have ur ways of keeping up with it since it's been like this for quite some time already. And I'm curious about ur job, what do u work as since you post between 2-6am most of the time. smile.gif

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post Aug 12 2012, 09:21 PM

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Thanks for all the input cheers.gif

 

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