Hi Bruin, I know it may sound crazy but I use wikipedia.org as one of my main sources. When I looked up NADH it said that it looked promising as a binder or delivery system for other medications at this was being researched right now... well that is how I remembered it all... the article was very scientific and I couldn't really understand it all.
I don't think there was much evidence for NADH for it as a simple supplement.
I was waiting on Dee to get her opinion on a probiotic that I had started about two months ago. Dee just started it and, though we are both under stressful conditions we are feeling some good effects of this probiotic.
We have on this MedHelp.org a very important researcher! Cowriter. She suggested that I may want to try Dellimmune V as it should help with my chronic fatigue syndrome.
I was totally shocked by even the first capsule. I didn't know what to do with the extra energy. This happened the next day and every day that I took a cap. I was totally shocked.
I have had to nap after my 72 weeks of INF/Riba about a decade ago. I am still napping but much less and this may be out of habit. Also, I have been under an extremely stressful situation for over half a year and it may be just coming to an end but not sure...
Also, as the Mayo Clinic is what has brought us the world standard definition of Post-Interferon Syndrome they have also brought us the only treatment that we know of... and that is Low Dose Naltrexone or better known as LDN. I am so lucky to have a GP who finished his training at a Mayo Clinic and he was able to verify that LDN is the treatment for PIS. There is so much mis-information about LDN all over the place and it is very difficult to get a script for... my doc, by law, cannot not write one, and the pain doc who said she would broke that promise so I had to order it overseas by a trusted source...
I have been on 2.5mg since Dec 2014 and am sure it has helped me but this is a long term treatment to reduce the inflammation throughout the body including the brain - btw - for those who suffer chromic fatigue syndrome the Japanese have found that inflammation in the brain is probably the area that causes CFS! and LDN crosses the brain barrie
Cowriter recommends LDN, Dellimmune V - which so far I am just amazed with - and we should be very lucky to have her and her partner writing their help.
p.s. Cowriter has a journal talking about some of her research
http://www.medhelp.org/personal_pages/user/568322