HIghly Recommend Citicoline For Early/Mid Stage

allendswell

Hi, All, My partner was diagnosed with MCI on 21018 and the diagnosis has moved now to Alzheimer's since it would not be safe for him to live by himself for an extended period of time. About a two years ago, he revisited a naturopath who recommended Citicoline to support focus and battle brain fog. We researched it ourselves and found a number of valid studies for dementia patients and no contraindication with his other meds.

So we gave it a shot after discussing with his neurologist who was not very hopeful but thought it wouldn't hurt. Well, I have to say it is a total winner! No lasting effects, but we know it is working because when he doesn't take it, it is very noticeable. So much so that I always make sure we have enough on hand and never run out. He takes it in the morning and also at 4 pm. Wanted to share since neurologists are not always interested in looking outside conventional medicine for solutions.

Anybody tried anything else like this with positive results? Would love to hear about it.

Big hug!

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9866349/

allendswell

https://alzconnected.org/discussion/71082/highly-recommend-citicoline-for-early-mid-stage

I realize this is for people living with AZ or other dementia but I wanted to share. Going to share elsewhere as well. Best to you all.

Watson1

i have alzheimers and for me high anxiety came with it. anxiety medication helps but i take tincture of thc for back problems this also helps emencely with the anxiety.

allendswell

https://alzconnected.org/discussion/comment/227459#Comment_227459

Hi, Watson1, my partner takes micro dose of Zoloft and that really helps him since he also has ADHD. The Citicoline hasn't added to his anxiety which is another postive. Big hug!