He’s changing it to PlasmalogenN3. “the active ingredients will still be the same”
RFK should be way more amenable than others to “alternative treatments” the FDA doesn’t like…
[meanwhile, he cited research saying riboflavin decreases stroke risk by 50%]
in the worst possible case, take shark alkylglycerols
““autism neurosupport program””
moose jaw vitality project
Unfortunately the replacement PlasmalogenN3 won’t be available until 2029,
But there is no need to resort to shark alkylglycerols, which not only are even more expensive (per mg), but partly destroyed in the gut : The Prodrome Glia version will continue to be available and provides the same Plasmalogen as Prodrome Neuro, just no DHA.
From the omega3 thread we already know that supplementing DHA directly is not a good idea : due to the reactive nature of DHA, high levels of DHA in blood are bad in the same way the high levels of glucose in the blood are bad, even though both glucose and DHA are essential for the brain. However the Accentra Omega Max (LYSOVETA LPC) supposedly is good at getting DHA safely into the brain, so combining that with Prodrome Glia remains a good substitute for Prodrome Neuro.
Oh, choline supplement helps!!
This is very interesting.
I have a form of mitochondrial disease that either is ME or just gives me a disease that is similar enough to ME. I had metabolomics done by my genetics doctor which showed low plasmalogens. It doesn’t give specific amounts but the z scores and both were lower than the 5th percentile so showed up on the report.
I have ordered ProdromeGlia as AI said that was the version which would target my specific low plasmalogen levels. Since I’m sensitive to medications I plan on not doing the loading dose and starting at 1 pill per day and increasing to 2 if tolerated. I do take fish oil from Nordic Naturals so not sure if I need to decrease it or not. I only take 1 pill of them because at 2 pills my gums bleed with brushing making me think I am sensitive to it’s blood thinning effects.
