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as anyone here given their loved one Lithium Orotate for Alzheimer’s? I’ve been following the recent research from Harvard and Rush University showing that lithium deficiency in the brain may be an early trigger for Alzheimer’s—and that lithium orotate (a microdose form) reversed memory loss in mice without toxicity.
I’m not looking for medical advice, just wondering:
Have you tried it with your loved one?
What dose did you use, and did you notice any changes—good or bad?
Did your doctor… read more
My wife has been taking 5mg at bedtime for 2 1/2 weeks now and is much less agitated than on 25 mg of Quitapiene . She also takes 50mg of Trazodone at bedtime and 60mg of Seraquel daily.
While lithium shows promising early research for Alzheimer's, particularly in reducing brain cell damage and targeting harmful proteins like amyloid and tau, it's important to note that lithium is not yet an approved treatment for Alzheimer's disease. Over-the-counter lithium orotate supplements are not regulated the same Show Full Answer
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