Megadosing Mitochondia Support Supplements

[drob31]

If some cases of CFS are actually caused by mitochondrial failure, then I wonder how someone would do by megadosing literally every mitochondrial related supplement that is available. I realize this could be cost prohibitive for the long term, but it would be interesting to see what happened in the short term. Perhaps the could be mega dosed pre/post exersize or activity as well.

The following supplements could be part of the megadosing experient.

Creatine Monohydrate: 5 grams BID
CoQ10 (or a lower dose of ubiquinol): 1000 mg BID
D-Ribose: 7.5 mg BID
Adb12: 4000 mcg BID (sublingual)
NADH: 10-20 mg BID
Transdermal Magnesium Cholride: 8 sprays BID
Magnesium L-Threonate: 100 mg BID
L-Carinitine (optionally NAC or LCF): 2 grams BID
Pyrroloquinoline quinone (PQQ): 20 mg BID

Also this assumes all critical EAA's, minerals, and vitamin intake is already accounted for.


The following medications could also be used (optional):
t3 slow release or regular cytomel (carefully titrating up to highest dose that dosen't cause hyperthyroid symptoms)

Any thoughts on what to add to this list?

 

[*GG*]

Is this spelled correctly?: Magnesium L-Theorate: 100 mg BID

thought it was threonate or something like that?

GG

 

[Sushi]

You might want to read this thread on mitochondrial supplements--many members have discussed them there.

Sushi

 

[drob31]

Is this spelled correctly?: Magnesium L-Theorate: 100 mg BID

thought it was threonate or something like that?

GG

Thanks, fixed it.

 

[drob31]

You might want to read this thread on mitochondrial supplements--many members have discussed them there.

Sushi

Thanks, Sushi, I'll check it out. My main idea was the "mega dose concept."

 

[Sushi]

Thanks, Sushi, I'll check it out. My main idea was the "mega dose concept."

We have discussed the mega dose concept quite a bit on various threads. There was quite a bit of this discussion of this with Rich.

Sushi