So far, the only side-effects I'm aware of for high-dose Bryostatin are myalgias, treated with Tylenol.
One study found the average lifespan is 4.5 years after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or another form of dementia.
Even if my life isn't extended by a potential therapy, if I have Alzheimer's, I'll take my chances on the side-effects of a drug that makes my life more bearable for my remaining days:
- Patient 1: intermittent coma, nonverbal. With Bryostatin, able to enjoy tv and mind more active.
- Patient 2: non-verbal, unable to swallow, inability to move. With Bryostatin, return of some language, swallowing, increased attentiveness with people
- Patient 3: With Bryostatin, MMSE score of 2-3 increased to 10-12, adcs-adl-severity score of 18 improved to 33, returned to swimming, billiards.
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