My experience on plasmalogens

[tasha]

Hi,

Dayan Goodenowe of Prodrome has done a lot of work on Plasmalogens in relation to aging/dementia. He has written a coherent book on Alzheimers. To me, who has watched a great many YouTube videos of various practitioners/researchers, Davyan Goodenowe seems more convincing than most with a testing and treatment plan to reverse low plasmalogens, or to maintain plasmalogens levels as one ages. We lose plasmalogens as we age and they cannot be replaced by diet. They seem to be necessary for brain, heart, kidney and liver health. His test is somewhat complex for the uninitiated, like me, but I have learned to understand it and its interrelated complexities.

I have done the Prodrome test on my daughter and then on myself. Both of us are taking plasmalogen precursors and also other support mechanisms, many of which I am familiar as they are taken to support mitochondrial and peroxisomal function - creatine, choline, seraphos, Alpha-Lipoic Acid, carnitine.

The test is expensive, the treatments are expensive. Prices have dropped in the last few months with hopes for more reduction as production heats up.

In both my daughter's case and my own, there has been mild/modest improvement in cognition and strength.

I am encouraged by these products and hope they help others. (I wouldn't/t necessary ascribed to the other plasmalogen precursors on the market). At least with Prodrome you can track your progress, or lack of progress, with follow-up testing.

It is worth watching or listening to Goodenowe if you are able.

Chris

Yeah. I forked out for it because of all the rave reviews from pwme on twitter.

If I had the money I would keep trying it, but it’s one of those interventions where I needed noticeable results early on to keep going. In all my years I’ve really only had that from beta blockers and peptides. I stick with other less costly supplements for the chance of 1% help, but can’t justify this. Was burned last year with a very costly year of two types of antivirals - stuck with them for a whole year and no change in my functioning, just drained my savings.

But if I were to suddenly come into money (lol) I would definitely do prodrome glia for a solid 6-12 months. The science looks interesting.

Good luck if you try it.

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[elliem]

Thank you so much! I saw this on twitter and had used your discount code for my purchase! It pushed me over the edge by making if that tiny bit less expensive. I took 6 tablets loading dose until the large bottle was gone. It helped a tiny bit but I just can’t afford it ongoing now that I’m severe and not working. But I really really appreciate you making it that big more accessible to the community through your discount and advocacy! Thank you!

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