workers or a doctor, such as a GP. There might also be a youth health service in your area. You could go to the website www.youthbeyondblue.com and click on 'depression and anxiety' then on 'Get Help' for more information. I hope this answers your question. Fiona Where can I get all facts of the disease and answers to what a 40 CAG means that I can decide if I should get tested or not.And you can help you deal with the results Anonymous Aged 29 Have a read through this site Anonymous and if you want further information, our more links and reading page has a heap of additional stuff. You could also consider contacting your local state HD Association. They can give you heap of info and link you into services in your state. Click on our 'who can I turn to' page. ** Anonymous, we are really sorry we couldn't answer all your questions but please do contact a local association, it sounds like you could do with plenty of advice right now! They are a great starting point** Tony is there any supplements that I can take to prevent the disease or get it at a later stage Anonymous Age 29 There are no supplements you can take to prevent HD, but there is a growing amount of research and information about how leading a positive lifestyle (heathly eating, excersise, keeping your brain active) protects the brain. There is no definate human answers but studies in Huntingtons