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Members enthusiastically discussed thiamine HCl (vitamin B1) therapy for Parkinson's disease after one member shared remarkable symptom... Read more

Members enthusiastically discussed thiamine HCl (vitamin B1) therapy for Parkinson's disease after one member shared remarkable symptom improvements including better balance, reduced tremor, improved gait, and increased energy at a 2000 mg daily dose over 12 weeks. Several members expressed excitement about trying the therapy themselves or reported that their loved ones had already experienced positive results with reduced tremors and improved symptoms while continuing their regular medications like Sinemet. A recurring theme was frustration that so few doctors in the US discuss this affordable, accessible therapy despite its five-year track record in Italy and the UK, with members encouraging each other to research Dr. Constantini's work and advocate for themselves by bringing this option to their neurologists.