Well you might well consider giving fisetin a go - there are a lot of preclinical trials on a range of neurloglical disorders, inlcuding one clinical trial on stroke outcomes:
https://www.ncbi.nlm...es/PMC7990461/#
Also there is a fisetin dervied drug being trialled, which should announce phase 1 results soon, which would be something of an endorsement:
https://www.technolo...-testing-354533
https://www.salk.edu...ng-study-shows/
The other drug mentioned as well as CMS121, is J145 dervived from curcumin which too is due a phase 2 readout. It is suggested that the benefits were gained through anti-aging effects.
If experimenting with both or either then bioavaialability is key - I have found mixing with olive oil to be effective and taking and am currently experimenting with a cheap brand of lipsomal fisetin + quercitin combination.
Earlier this year there was a post on reddit by a guy who had seen his white hair turn grey, further down in the post he was asked about any mental effects. This was his reply:
"Not really. But it's had a HUGE effect on my mother-in-law. She's been having alzheimers memory problems for years but in the last 2 she's had severe mood swings sometimes resulting in rage, paranoia and violent behavior - to the point in the last 6 months my father in law couldnt leave her at home alone.
She started taking 500mg daily and within two weeks her moods completely stabilized to the point where my FIL could go back to his usual 3-4 days/week golfing again.
It's one month later and my wife says her mothers memory has improved to the point she's not telling her the same thing over and over in the phone conversations they have during the week and that she sounds "totally normal now" on the phone.
It's third hand information filtered through my wife so take it with a grain of salt... I'm not in El Paso to directly observe my MIL. My FIL did say to my wife the fisetin is a 'miracle' drug for them. I get the impression he was so desperate he'd try almost anything."
(https://www.reddit.c..._white_back_to/)
So perhaps worth a try and you may not have to wait too long to see an improvement.
Edited by ambivalent, 08 November 2022 - 05:14 PM.