It won't hurt at all to try it. I have seen it work on some people with very good results. I always recommend that you seperate any supplements or vitamins from your other medications by a couple of hours so there is no chance of an interaction.

CoQ10 does not improve the symptoms are all, does it?

It has been shown in a small study group to help with the stiffness and ragidity issues os PD. It is because of those finding that a larger study is being condutes as we speak.

I work with my Neurologist as a team we adjust my drugs and I train him on Speech activation of his Apple PC to type the spoken contents of his customer visits. We have the PC able to recognize 90% of the spoken words.

The drugs take about 1 Hr to kick in each day before it is safe to drive. I travel to Africa and New Zealand as well as all over Australia in a 4WD truck. PD is just a speed regulator that forces me to take things slower and enjoy the
view more. PD can be managed just keep comprehensive notes while tuning the drug mix to find one that works for you.
We are all different and our drugs will differ. If it works don't make large changes as the results may vary greatly. Just go with the flow and tune in small steps. It helps if your employer is aware that you are changing medications this way they will be obliging if you need to lay down, or get a taxi home, or arrive late. My typing speed has dropped from 80Wpm down to under 10Wpm I discussed this with my manager and we agreed to hire a understudy to do my typing and to learn all I know about Speech Recognition. I can work from home if needed. My Customers all know about my PD and I have never had any adverse comments from them. They joke about how slow I move in the slow period. Be open about PD with your friends and Co workers as together as a team we can still deliver the support the organization requires to be the number one Speech Support Company in Australia.

great job ronnie.