An Epidemic of Too Much Vitamin B12 I started clinical practice over forty years ago, a time when vitamin B12 was considered a cure-all. Many people werent getting enough vitamin B12 from their diet unless they ate organ meats like liver and lots of fish and shellfish
Treatment of progressive multiple sclerosis: What works, what does not, and what is needed
(2022) demonstrated Cerebrolysin's effects on Alzheimer's disease biomarkers in a randomized controlled trial, providing objective biological evidence for its neurotrophic activity (PMID: 36155516) Regulatory Validation: Approved for clinical use in over 40 countries for indications including stroke, traumatic brain injury, and dementia (though not FDA-approved in the United States) Dihexa: Preclinical Only, with Integrity Concerns Dihexa's evidence base is entirely preclinical and has faced significant scientific integrity challenges: Foundational Research: Wright et al
In the USA, BPC-157 is legally sold as a research chemical, not for human consumption
Our surgical center is led by Dr