To everybody. Don't forget to implement some very powerful anti-inflammatories. Here are four of them: 1) Original Glutathione, 2) Vitalzym, 3) Tumeric, and 4) Dihydrolipoic Acid. You can Google them and order online. Godspeed. Sterling

To supplement my PD meds, I take B6, B-12 and B-Complex, C, D3, Minerals, a good Multi-Vitamin, Essential Fatty Acids, CoQ10, Iron, Calcium Citrate, Niacin, Tumeric, Original Glutthione, Selenium and L-Cysteine...but I am not familiar with neurological cream or ultra clear. Where and what are they? Would love to hear more details from you. Thank you. Sterling

I take Vit D3, melatonin ( to help sleep and stay asleep) B12, potassium, magnesium nothing huge, just 1 pill a day...I do not have any pain or cramps/charlie horses any more...my wife put me on this (she is a nurse) when my cramps started....we rely heavily on our pharmacist for lots of info...he is wonderful but so is our PD Doc...they agreed it is ok for me to take this

You should discuss with your doctor all supplements before taking any. For example, multi-vitamins often contain iron which may interact adversely with one or more of your medications.

I take B12 shots weekly and 1200 mg of Coq10 daily. They seem to help my energy level. Perhaps it's psychological, but if you think it helps, perhaps that's better than nothing!