Karen, i know a good one. mine. but you don't or can travel to Northern Michigan from FL. not affiliated with Mayo. d

Karen, I'm new to all of this, since I started out thinking I was waking up to a vibrating bed because my little dog was cold. I woke up several times a night to cover him up, until last week I realized it was me vibrating and not him!!!! I'm wondering if you have tried accupuncture at all? I plan to try it as soon as leaf cleaning season is over.

Karen, I have been trying to reach out to as many people as I can to let them know that I found an all natural supplement N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) that worked for me to stop the internal tremors. This was totally by accident as it is the main ingredient in a liver support supplement that I started taking. The first day I took the pill, I noticed a couple hours later, I was having no internal tremors. I immediately looked to see what I did differently and that little capsule was the only thing. My liver support capsule has 800 mg of NAC, and is supposed to be taken twice daily. I only take it once because it tends to constipate me. I thought it was a fluke, but that night I didn't wake up several times to a vibrating bed, but when I woke up I noticed I was having very minor tremors that I had to concentrate on to feel. I waited to start reaching out to others because I wanted to see if this was going to continue. It's 3 weeks of utter relief thus far. The only time I get them when in bed is if I let myself get dehydrated. Even then they are minor, otherwise they are 100% gone with just that one little capsule. Just put "benefits of NAC" in your search engine and you will be surprised what you find. I take as few of today's pharmaceuticals as I can.