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July 18
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I had blood work done and was low in vitamin D. My PCP said it could make Parkinson's issues worse. I've been taking them for a week or so and defiantly feel better.

July 19
A MyParkinsonsTeam Member

Most of those products that claim to cure parkinson's are scams. Vitamins can help if you have an actual deficiency, so it is a good idea to ask for bloodwork to test your vitamin D, B6, B12, etc.

July 19
MyParkinsonsTeam

There's no specific data available on Nuerofuel in relation to Parkinson's, so it's hard to speak to that one directly. That said, some MyParkinsonsTeam members have shared their experiences with supplements that they feel have helped them manage symptoms.

Here are a few that members have mentioned:

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There's no specific data available on Nuerofuel in relation to Parkinson's, so it's hard to speak to that one directly. That said, some MyParkinsonsTeam members have shared their experiences with supplements that they feel have helped them manage symptoms.

Here are a few that members have mentioned:

- Vitamin B12 — One member shared, "I have been up and about with renewed energy. I'm sure it is due to the vitamin B12 supplements I started taking again."
- CBD oil — Another member noted, "I use CBD oil, and no more tremors."
- Mucuna pruriens — One member tried this and reported "a sudden burst of energy and a significant reduction in symptoms."

There is also some research suggesting that Vitamins D and B12 may play a role in supporting brain health for people with Parkinson's, though more research is still needed. The most important thing to keep in mind is that most supplements haven't been fully studied for safety or effectiveness in Parkinson's. Some can interact dangerously with medications like levodopa, or even worsen symptoms.

Before trying Nuerofuel or any other supplement, it's really worth having a conversation with your healthcare team first. They can help you weigh the risks and benefits based on your specific treatment plan. Better safe than sorry — especially when it comes to something as important as your brain! 🧠

July 18

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