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[Believer]

1. Periodic clumsiness

2. Firecracker before puberty took my hearing on my left ear

3. Bell's Palsy at random as a teenager

4. Intelligence reducing since puberty (social improved at 23), more impulsive at 23

5. Brain damage at age 23-25 (caused by abilify/lyrica?):

  Heaviness in legs

  Inner tension in arms and legs, need to shake

  Head shake/wobble

 

Vitamin E is effective but will thin blood and give odd cognitive problems

Emoxypine succinate is effective but too short half-life and thins blood

Glutathione is powerful but breaks down to constituent l-glutamate

Vitamin C too weak

Melatonin too sedative/dissociative

Magnesium too sedative/dissociative

 

I have high glutamate levels (GAD enzyme reduced function) and an itch all over my body, constant stress and sensitivity to physical and mental pain

Glutamate is also partially responsible for most of my neurodegeneration

 

I am about to try curcumin (and saffron?)

[Shout133]

How did you know that the enzyme activity is reduced?

I also have confidence that I have high levels of glutamate.

Personally, memantine helps me in part. Afobazol is also the two drugs that can be taken for a long time.

Also, taking taurine he and an inhibitory amino acid can help you and also increases the activity of the enzyme GAD.

[Lady4T]

There are many things that will help, but they must be taken in a supportive environment, otherwise they would just be a waste of time and money.  In my opinion, I think you'll need to make some drastic changes in order to halt or reverse the deterioration.

How is your diet? Are you willing to change it in order to regain your cognitive function?

What about your living environment?