Some describe a dull pressure, a quick sting that lasts under one second, or no sensation at all
It works by mimicking a natural hormone that increases insulin production, reduces appetite, and makes you feel full
We prevent it by starting with a very low dose and titrating upward gradually in our office, finding the minimum effective dose for each patient
Moreover, it preserved the integrity of the neuromuscular junction, improved hind limb grip strength as well as the life span of mice (Miquel et al., 2014), raising the hope that MitoQ may be effective in ALS patients
Other potential adverse effects include pancreatitis, diabetic retinopathy complications, and gallbladder disease
Maintenance dosing considerations Not everyone needs or tolerates the 12mg maximum dose