Paralysis

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Also known as:  Palsy

 

Description

Paralysis is the temporary or permanent loss of Muscular function due to impairment of the Nervous System or Muscles.

 

These Substances may Help to Prevent/Minimize Paralysis

Amino Acids

 Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALC) may help to resolve (facial) Paralysis.  [1]

 

Hormones

 Pregnenolone is presently under investigation as a possible means of preventing or reversing Paralysis in people who have sustained Spinal Cord injuries.  [2]

 

Sulfuric Compounds

 Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO) (1 gram per kg of body weight administered intravenously into the Spinal Cord in a 40% solution within one hour of the occurrence of quadriplegia) may help to prevent Paralysis following injuries to the Brain or Spinal Cord: 

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