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Well, it does something about the initial cause of the deficiency, but it doesn't fix the deficiency by itself. Maybe if you took lithium carbonate after clear
by modeless 1y ago
Well, it does something about the initial cause of the deficiency, but it doesn't fix the deficiency by itself.
Maybe if you took lithium carbonate after clearing the plaques then you would get a recovery. But if just taking lithium orotate instead comprehensively fixes the deficiency regardless of plaques, as it seemed to do in this study, then maybe we don't need to bother treating the plaques at all.
Can't wait for human trials!
- cubefox 1y agoUnfortunately lithium orotate can't be patented. It's just a mineral salt. So pharma companies have no incentive to invest in either research or clinical studies.