meandthecat
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from Dr Bells talk
'You have to be able to explain why children get it in equal sex ratios. Why do [in] adults more women than men get it? Why do some people get better without treatment, up to 80%? Why do some people get disastrous symptoms in this area? So when you look at all these symptoms, these theories tend to fall apart fairly soon.'
I'm sure that somewhere I saw it mentioned that men over 45 get it more as well. This makes me wonder about the role of Testosterone as a protective of neural tissue. Again somewhere I saw a reference to Testosterone injections for treating MS.
I have been using DHEA and it seems to have helped a lot with cognitive issues though perhaps less with stamina. It has not been a quick fix but over 9 months a slow build.
I wonder if anyone has any thoughts on this as there is probably as much expertise here as you could find anywhere.
thamks ed
'You have to be able to explain why children get it in equal sex ratios. Why do [in] adults more women than men get it? Why do some people get better without treatment, up to 80%? Why do some people get disastrous symptoms in this area? So when you look at all these symptoms, these theories tend to fall apart fairly soon.'
I'm sure that somewhere I saw it mentioned that men over 45 get it more as well. This makes me wonder about the role of Testosterone as a protective of neural tissue. Again somewhere I saw a reference to Testosterone injections for treating MS.
I have been using DHEA and it seems to have helped a lot with cognitive issues though perhaps less with stamina. It has not been a quick fix but over 9 months a slow build.
I wonder if anyone has any thoughts on this as there is probably as much expertise here as you could find anywhere.
thamks ed