VB-12 Nerve Regeneration Experiment

[dsade]

n=2

First tester has numerous back injuries (military injury, unsuccessful surgical intervention, and 2 high-speed vs. stopped rear-end auto accidents). Extensive nerve damage from sciatic network resulting in bilateral leg atrophy, muscle weakness and lack of coordinated control.

Second tester was involved in a high-speed motorcycle accident resulting in extensive nerve damage, paralysis and massive muscle-wasting of the left arm. No necrosis (arm still has healthy blood supply) and NO AMPUTATION.

Probably going to start with 10mg (2 strips) VB-12 per day and titrate to 5 for tester 2 and 3 for tester 1.

 

[Resolve]

Sub'ed

 

[rampage jackson]

Sub'ed

^^^ This

 

[Robbo]

Interesting.

I had Ulnar decompression surgery at the elbow last year (I won't go on about it but it's my favourite subject ).

Nearly 100% but sensation is a little reduced.

 

[Skigazzi]

sub'd...ever since my 'knife vs. stuck frozen sausage patties" incident a couple years ago, I can't feel two fingers on my left hand...

 

[dsade]

sub'd...ever since my 'knife vs. stuck frozen sausage patties" incident a couple years ago, I can't feel two fingers on my left hand...

Low-Fat Turkey Sausage of course...right? RIGHT?

 

[SwolenONE]

subbed

 

[Skigazzi]

Low-Fat Turkey Sausage of course...right? RIGHT?

Yea....right ..... :biglaugh:

 

[dsade]

Tester 1 report:

The most dramatic change I have noted (other than the constant twitching/cramping in my calves returning to immediate post-injury level) is the sudden growth in my calves. Without changing anything, I have had 3 comments in the last couple of days about my extreme calf development. I was once HIGHLY proud of my calves and frustrated with my muscle wasting. This is a fantastic sign.

 

[lonewolf0420]

Sub'ed

 

[dsade]

Quantification, early measurement -

R calf - 16.6 inches
L calf (injury mostly left side) 15.9 inches

Should have taken referral measurements a few days ago, but this will suffice.

 

[dsade]

Beautiful:

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[Steveoph]

All this nerve talk is getting me excited about plastic surgery

Looks interesting, following.

 

[dsade]

All this nerve talk is getting me excited about plastic surgery

Looks interesting, following.

Opting in for the boob job and Perma-Tuck?

 

[Steveoph]

Opting in for the boob job and Perma-Tuck?

All part and parcel, but free flap transfers/burns and nerve/tendon repair are pretty neat.

 

[dsade]

All part and parcel, but free flap transfers/burns and nerve/tendon repair are pretty neat.

Sounds like a blast...where do I sign up?

 

[MrBigPR]

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[blind12]

I had a serious accident 3 years ago. Any idea why B12 would have a regenerative effect ?

 

[strategicmove]

I had a serious accident 3 years ago. Any idea why B12 would have a regenerative effect ?

Methylcobalamin supports enhanced methylation and plays a key role in maintaining the integrity of neuronal cells (via protection against neurotoxicity induced by nitric oxide, glutamate (including L-Dopa- and NMDA-receptor-mediated), or aspartate (methyl-D-aspartate) overspills, as well as hypoxic states). Furthermore, methylcobalamin may reverse musclualr dystrophy and boost nerve-cell growth and neuronal regeneration, including strengthening the myelin sheath, a protein that protects peripheral nerves and axons and supports nerve conduction. Methylcobalamin supplementation has been shown to lead to neuronal-cell and striatic-nerve regeneration in models of methylcobalanin-deficiency-induced nerve-cell demyelination that triggers neuronal and spinal-cord degeneration. So, apart from promoting enhanced methylation [directly via methycobalamin-mediated methylation and indirectly via S-adenosylmethionine-mediated methylation, (as SAMe is a metabolic derivative of methylcobalamin)], methylcobalamin also induces pronounced neurocellular/nerve regeneration by triggering protein synthesis (via upregulation of gene-transcription and improved leucine uptake in nerves, leading to protein-synthetic cellular repair). These effects are clearly dose-dependent, though. Overall, methylcobalamin acts via multiple pathways to produce versatile effects, including cell-growth and nerve regeneration.

 

[blind12]

Looks like I need it then

 

[dsade]

Looks like I need it then

Quite a few people need this, and it should be required for anyone partaking in this DAA experiment.

 

[strategicmove]

Quite a few people need this, and it should be required for anyone partaking in this DAA experiment.

When will this be available at NutraPlanet, Matt? I am interested in getting a few bottles.

 

[blind12]

partaking in this DAA experiment.

Dietitians Association of Australia ?

 

[strategicmove]

Dietitians Association of Australia ?

D-Aspartic Acid.

 

[dsade]

When will this be available at NutraPlanet, Matt? I am interested in getting a few bottles.

Hoping this week...we are just waiting on packaging mounts to arrive.

 

[strategicmove]

Hoping this week...we are just waiting on packaging mounts to arrive.

Thank you!

 

[Army Guy]

watching closely my friend

 

[dsade]

UPDATE: Leg strength continues to increase and I have only 3 pairs of pants left that fit in the thigh.

Tester 2 has not contacted me since his move to Missouri, so I'm going to hit him again for an update.

 

[Sam I Am]

Partaking in what DAA experiment?
And I am interested in your findings, as well as the product itself.

 

[dsade]

Partaking in what DAA experiment?
And I am interested in your findings, as well as the product itself.

the D-Aspartic Acid experiment.

Methylcobalamin helps to mitigate possible excitotoxicity.

 

[Sam I Am]

the D-Aspartic Acid experiment.

Methylcobalamin helps to mitigate possible excitotoxicity.

I am aware of what DAA is, and its findings thus far. I was curious to know if there is an experiment (on-going) that I may not be aware of. Thanks for the information, though.

 

[dsade]

I am aware of what DAA is, and its findings thus far. I was curious to know if there is an experiment (on-going) that I may not be aware of. Thanks for the information, though.

I call it an experiment because word spread VERY quickly of the clinical effects and 1000s of people launched into taking it right around the same time.

 

[Sam I Am]

I call it an experiment because word spread VERY quickly of the clinical effects and 1000s of people launched into taking it right around the same time.

Got it. I suppose the explosion-of-use should yield some interesting reviews soon.

 

[Army Guy]

let's hope so

 

[dsade]

Got it. I suppose the explosion-of-use should yield some interesting reviews soon.

I have some of Patrick Arnold's new D-Aspartic Acid Calcium Chelate on the way. It's the last ingredient in a during/post cycle product I designed.

 

[dollar662]

subb'd

 

[MrBigPR]

How does it differ from the sodium form?

 

[Resolve]

How does it differ from the sodium form?

Won't the chelate improve it's hydrophilicity?

 

[SwolenONE]

Im sure its been asked, but when will these be at the planet? i want them NOW!

 

[dsade]

Im sure its been asked, but when will these be at the planet? i want them NOW!

Card backs arrive tomorrow, so we should have them there by Monday.

 

[strategicmove]

Card backs arrive tomorrow, so we should have them there by Monday.

Update?

 

[saludable24]

I have some nerve issue from back problems. Picked up 2 packs from Nutra to start; will grab a bunch more next paycheck to give this a go for few months to see what results I get. Stuff deffinately sounds promising.