Risk: U

Grade U: No useful information was found for this category

Ivermectin 

Ivermectin has plausible mechanisms for modulating ALS pathways, particularly by decreasing neuroinflammation via inhibiting NF-κB and STAT3 signaling pathways and also by modulating excitotoxicity via GABA_A and P2X4 receptor interactions.…

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ISRIB

ISR over-activation may play an important role in ALS pathogenesis, as supported by data from pre-clinical models and PALS. Several different ISR inhibitors have been tried in ALS models or…

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RCH4

RCH4 is an unlicensed, unapproved product reported to “probably slow the progression of your ALS” (6) on a website. The only peer reviewed publication we found on this product is…

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Copper ATSM

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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GM604

At this time ALSUntangled finds no independently verifiable data supporting the efficacy or even the safety of GM604 in patients with ALS. We believe that independent peer review and replication…

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Endotherapia

Endotherapia has a proposed mechanism that hinges on the ability of an isolated laboratory’s immunoblots to identify the cause and specific pathways that are driving ALS progression. In our opinion…

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Cannabis

Cannabis has biological properties including immunomodulation and effects on excitototoxicity that suggest it could be useful in ALS. Evidence from small, non-randomized, unblinded animal studies suggest that it could potentially…

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Mototab

Given the lack of demonstrated effectiveness, and the above-documented concerns about product safety and supplier identity and reliability, ALSUntangled does not support the use of mototab for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis…

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