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PD, CoQ-10 and Golf
4 years postdiagnosis, currently taking Sinemet & Requip - I can manage all the symptoms until I get to the golf course. Would CoQ-10 help my short game around the greens?If so, what strength? I am a retired golf professional, so giving up the game is extremely difficult.
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Robin B said...
Wednesday, July 07, 2010 8:55 AM
I read in Parkinson's Disease, An Essential Guide for the Newly Diagnosed by Jackie Hunt Christensen that the CoQ-10 should be the trans form and 1200mg/day. I am NOT a medical doctor. My husband was DX in January at 46 years old. I am educating myself so my kness won't knock anymore.
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