Risk: D

Grade D: More than 0% but less than 5% of exposed patients experienced death or hospitalizations

Vinpocetine

Vinpocetine has several plausible mechanisms by which it could slow ALS progression. There are two PALS online who reported improved motor functions on supplement cocktails containing Vinpocetine, but many other…

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Copper

Copper dysregulation may play a role in ALS progression, particularly for the form caused by SOD1 mutations. Given the complexity of this problem, simple copper supplements are unlikely to be…

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Eric is Winning

In conclusion, we find few plausible mechanisms by which components of the EIW regimen might impact ALS progression, and no pre-clinical or clinical evidence to support using this complicated, expensive…

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Mito Q

MitoQ has a promising mechanism, positive preclinical data from two different ALS models, and appears reasonably safe and inexpensive, especially at doses of 10 mg daily. Available anecdotal data are…

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Acupuncture

Acupuncture is reasonably safe, and has potential mechanisms of action, pre-clinical studies and case reports suggesting that it could be a useful treatment for ALS. However, before it can be…

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Lunasin

Lunasin has interesting mechanisms of action that might be useful in treating ALS, and it appears reasonably safe although some forms of it are expensive. While some PALS have reported…

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