Hi, Bob

Of course, I'm not in a position to recommend any treatments, but I can tell you what my neurologist recommended. His first suggestion was alpha-lipoic acid, two caps daily (I forget the dosage; possibly 600 mg?). A few months after trying the acid and getting no results, I told my neurologist that I'd read that alpha-lipoic acid was used chiefly to treat pain, and since I had no pain (only screwy balance), could I quit taking the acid? He suggested instead I try a "medicinal food" called EB-N5. I tried EB-N5 and have been taking it ever since. The one source of EB-N5 controversy for many is the product's inclusion in its formulation of a rather heavy dose of B6; too much of one strain of B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride) can be toxic. Thus far, I'm not able to pronounce EB-N5 a miracle medicine, but as far as I can tell, it has done me no harm, and therefore, I'm willing to continue taking it, hoping in not too many more months I'll be able to report a few positive results.

Ray