500 250 mg tablets for $40. In the united states you get 120 300mg tablets for $25. Lithium prevents if not reverses alshimers dissease, and is good for preventing heart dissease. I know my optimal dose is 1200mg per day.
I heard lithium has been linked to hair loss, but I think the same group of genes is responsible for hair loss, alsheimers, bi-polar dissorder, ADD, heart disease, and a few other things. My brother is very bi-polar and balded fast, my father has high blood pressure and cholesterol, my mother had 7 major strokes from age 42 to age 51, dying from the last one, and I think some of my grand parents who lived the longest might have got alzheimers.
I heard of olimpic athletes dying from heart attacks during performance, even though they have low cholesterol and low resting heart rates. Autopsies showed their arteries were completely plugged. Genetics are strong. I also read that alzheimers does not strike in old age. It goes to work from birth, putting road blocks in the brain that the brain constantly re-wires itself around. That is why mental exercise fights it. But once the brain is full of too many road blocks, there is no where left for the wires to go, and the existing ones have to go the long way. That is when it symptoms occure. People who have alzheimers in old age have short attention spans at age 20, and people who don't live long enough to get it still suffer the reduced metal capacity. That is why I want to use lithium.
I don't remember what the units are on blood concentration, but 0.6 is the minium for anyone to have therapudic effects, 1.2 is the maxium, 1.4 gives most people hand trimmers if they hold their arm out, 1.7 makes most people disorientated, 3.0 will make most people completely unable to help themselves, and 4.0 requires immediate medical help, and 8.0 kills 50% of people quickly. This is not as safe as finasteride, so blood tests should be done. I don't know the drug interactions, except that there are none with what I'm taking. I'm a 150 pound lean, and have a concentration of 0.8 at 1200mg per day. How much water you drink can affect that. I'm going to take 5 of those tablets per day. I know I don't get side effects, but some people do, like urinating a lot. In the right dose in people without side effects, I think it is a health pill that never loses its effects or causes long term problems.
And there is some stuff that can affect the concentration of lithium. I don't remember if it was up or down, only that I never use that stuff anyway. But anyone thinking of using it should research that. It might have been regular grocery store stuff, or OTC stuff. So worth looking into.
I heard lithium has been linked to hair loss, but I think the same group of genes is responsible for hair loss, alsheimers, bi-polar dissorder, ADD, heart disease, and a few other things. My brother is very bi-polar and balded fast, my father has high blood pressure and cholesterol, my mother had 7 major strokes from age 42 to age 51, dying from the last one, and I think some of my grand parents who lived the longest might have got alzheimers.
I heard of olimpic athletes dying from heart attacks during performance, even though they have low cholesterol and low resting heart rates. Autopsies showed their arteries were completely plugged. Genetics are strong. I also read that alzheimers does not strike in old age. It goes to work from birth, putting road blocks in the brain that the brain constantly re-wires itself around. That is why mental exercise fights it. But once the brain is full of too many road blocks, there is no where left for the wires to go, and the existing ones have to go the long way. That is when it symptoms occure. People who have alzheimers in old age have short attention spans at age 20, and people who don't live long enough to get it still suffer the reduced metal capacity. That is why I want to use lithium.
I don't remember what the units are on blood concentration, but 0.6 is the minium for anyone to have therapudic effects, 1.2 is the maxium, 1.4 gives most people hand trimmers if they hold their arm out, 1.7 makes most people disorientated, 3.0 will make most people completely unable to help themselves, and 4.0 requires immediate medical help, and 8.0 kills 50% of people quickly. This is not as safe as finasteride, so blood tests should be done. I don't know the drug interactions, except that there are none with what I'm taking. I'm a 150 pound lean, and have a concentration of 0.8 at 1200mg per day. How much water you drink can affect that. I'm going to take 5 of those tablets per day. I know I don't get side effects, but some people do, like urinating a lot. In the right dose in people without side effects, I think it is a health pill that never loses its effects or causes long term problems.
And there is some stuff that can affect the concentration of lithium. I don't remember if it was up or down, only that I never use that stuff anyway. But anyone thinking of using it should research that. It might have been regular grocery store stuff, or OTC stuff. So worth looking into.
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