Steve - treatments

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Hi Steve,

Yes, you have a bit of a negative attitude there! Honestly, if local

doctors aren't helping, either a) go to a doctor specializing in mito

who is further/far away, or try to treat yourself. Although I see

a " mito doc " (she isn't a worldwide specialist, but sees several on

this list and seems knowledgeable and caring), she only recommended

the first two (CoQ10 and Carnitor) mito cocktail components, and I

had to try the others on my own, adding and removing things to see if

they help.

I can say that in my case, intense exercise, NADH, Vitamin B2, and

Vitamin K seem to be helping me *tremendously*. I am able to work a

full-time job, and haven't had to crawl up the stairs in months I

used to have stroke-like episodes daily, and now it's been a long

while since I had one.

That being said, I can start naming people on this list who have had

trouble with each of those treatments. I don't do well with CoQ10

and Carnitor, but the four things I listed help me.

I am not a medical doctor, and I can't tell you anything other than

what works for me, but it sounds like you are at a turning point

where either you completely shun medical care, find a doctor who

knows there is treatment and/or amelioration for mito symptoms, or

look into alternative treatments on your own.

Make a list - what bothers you most? What symptoms can you put up

with? If the lipomas bother you the most, is there a way to find a

specialist in treating/removing them? Out of 30 doctors or so that

I've seen, maybe 3 were useful, and only a handful more who weren't

useful were at least caring - I wish your experience was unique.

Take care,

RH