Robert Fried

I mean, there are none that I could think of.

We have these biochemical band-aids to supplement, essentially, the dopamine that's lost.

But beyond that, once you've been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, half of the neurons involved in the substantia nigra, half of the dopamine-producing neurons in that region of the brain are already dead.

So it is a, you know, any kind of therapy that might potentially have a disease-modifying effect, I mean, that perks me up.

You know, increasingly we believe that people get Parkinson's at a much younger age, but it doesn't manifest until they're much older.

That could very well be because of the NAD levels in the cells, in the relevant cells.

Just the resilience there is not there.

So it could very well be by elevating NAD levels in these cells.

It's not that it would be necessarily curative for Parkinson's, but enable the body to be better equipped to manage it, as though they were younger.

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