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@oldelectrician
marvelous research on your part!!
I came to the same conclusion but have started low and slow - for no logical reason except caution is in my DNA. I started with 1mg and had all my wits and bodily functions after a couple of days, then increased to 2mg. I will go to 3mg this week and 5 next week assuming all remains steady. And I will hold at 5.
Remember to increase water intake since the drug can be a stress on kidneys. That is reported at higher dosage but easy enough to avoid it even at low doses by drinking more water. Rule of thumb I am learning is to divide your weight in half and drink that many ounces a day.
Has your doc sent you for neuropsych testing ? I had my first round 18 mos ago so was due for an update - which will coincidentally serve as a testing baseline for the lithium supplement therapy.
And here is another good article describing the research landscape. Good luck!!
https://www.psychiatryredefined.org/lithium-alzheimer-disease-and-a-turning-point-in-mental-health-care/
@oldelectrician i am taking 5mg daily x 7 weeks now. No side effects whatsoever. In the mouse studies it took 9-12 mos for amyloid plaque to resorb. No idea how long it will take in humans since inexplicably there are no trials underway.
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Thank you for this thoughtful look at Lithium orotate. How long before the blood half life increases to the extent you noted?