Winsantor drug testing

I was really not interested in investing as a shareholder. I would just be willing to donate to a fund that goes to their research. I have thrown away many $$ with no results. In phase 2 they provided proof via testing that new nerves were grown.

I just received an email and posted some information about another new clinical trial of a similar product for helping diabetic peripheral neuropathy if you are eligible for participation. Here's a link to the post in another discussion - https://connect.mayoclinic.org/comment/1107523/.

Here is http://winsantor.com/peripheral-neuropathy-and-our-drug/ updated news.

Winsantor is making progress towards phase 3 trial and also are starting to seek to make expanded use available. Currently they are only accepting applications for persons with diabetes but may expand to chemical inducted neuropathy and idiopathic neuropathy. This is a link to the application form. .https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCzF_qWF8MuvqMX_f77ri09f0PQ4U2SHsPbHZHJfkEYFf4dg/viewform

You really need to start melatonin at a lower dose. 10 mg is a lot. Higher doses can cause some weird dreams! 😉 I've been taking melatonin for a long time...started at 1 mg and I now I take 3 mg. Occasionally 4 mg.

John, Thank for new information. It seems that this new drug you posted about is trying to address pain. It doesn't seem to mention actual nerve regeneration which winsantor's drug does. During phase 1 and 2 trials nerve biopsy and EMG showed actual nerve improvement in winsantor trials. Luckily I don't have pain but my feet tingling and stiffness has progressed to my knees.

Winsantor is now starting to gather information from people who are diabetic who are interested in applying for early compansionate access for their new drug. At this time it is only open to those with diabetic PN but the form doesn't let you complete it unless you have type 1 or 2 diabetes. But hopefully for the rest of us this it will be expanded. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCzF_qWF8MuvqMX_f77ri09f0PQ4U2SHsPbHZHJfkEYFf4dg/viewform

@suzva please see this regarding sleep aids from Mayo… https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mayo-clinic-q-and-a-sleeping-pills-should-be-used-cautiously-especially-among-older-adults/#:~:text=In%20general%2C%20Mayo%20Clinic%20sleep,to%20improved%20sleep%20are%20explored.

I saw your comment. I think others did too. Thanks you

Thanks for the info, jenstsky. Meltonin isn't a sleeping pill. It's a natural hormone related to sleep. As we get older, our bodies produce less. I've never had any side effects from taking it. It's also recommended to help with jet lag.