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Has your loved one experienced aggravated delusions upon waking?
Caregivers: Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) & Dementia | Last Active: Aug 22 4:29pm | Replies (13)Comment receiving replies
The one thing our neurologist lit up about wasn't the Lithium Orotate my wife's taking (hadn't heard of it), or the positive effects we're seeing with it (google Harvard 2025 Lithium). It was when I said we're now drinking strong coffee and tea every morning along with one square of dark chocolate. All have caffeine, and each also has a different beneficial alkaloid according to an article I read somewhere about Alzheimer's. Too fried lately to recall where. Whatever helps, is our motto. 🙂
ps-More on LiO in the "New Intel..." topic here in Mayo Connect.
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@plus how much LiO are you taking and when do you take. My LO has been on it for a year at 10mg. Just upped it to 20 last week. Over the year she has lost a lot of her short term memory and has hallucinations and confusion about details of past events. Would these have been worse without it? Who knows?
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@plus So your wife's neurologists thought that a lot of caffeine was good for her and her memory?