Thank you Colleen.
I share your position but will clarify that most if not all of us are in fact engaged with our Doctors. In my case both my Neurologist and my Primary are in the loop. Because of their
responsibilities, they of course would prefer to wait for classic double blind human trials. But we are all on the cognitive decline journey and a multi-year wait to be proactive is not a practical option. We are very lucky to have hope that this nutritional mineral supplement might be a valuable miraculous path for us.

As a point of reference, the dosage we are discussing among our common interest group is approximately 1% of the dosage given to bipolar patients. They take 1200-1800 mg a day and are discussing 5-12. In the bipolar case, the lithium salt (lithium carbonate) is quite different from lithium orotate and that is the critical difference that allows the very low dosage to be effective.

Finally, we aren’t winging it. The options we are discussing are sourced from studies conducted or reviewed by respected Physicians and Psychiatrists in a variety of disciplines. . From sources such as Harvard. And the source of mineral we take is from credible registered Supplement providers.

So again, I understand your sensitivities around the mission of Connect.. it is an important resource and none of us would be cavalier in how we use it.