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US 11,883,466 B2Granted
Method of treating Parkinson's Disease with intranasal delivery of insulin and glutathione
AssigneeGateway Institute for Brain Research, LLC
InventorNancy Klimas
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Abstract
A method for treating Parkinson's disease where insulin and GSH may be administered intranasally. The GSH and insulin that is administered may be in varying doses at least once daily. The GSH and insulin may be administered sequentially and/or simultaneously and the medications may be administered for differing periods of time depending upon a patient's tolerance and response to the GSH and insulin. The GSH and the insulin may be administered for a certain period of time and/or indefinitely.
Claims1
A method for the treatment of Parkinson's disease, the method comprising:
- administering glutathione (“GSH”) intranasally with at least two daily doses of 200 milligrams (“mg”) for at least twenty-four weeks;
- and
- administering insulin 40 international units (“IU”) daily for at least twenty-four weeks.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.