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Parkinson’s Disease Education
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This channel is dedicated to helping Persons with Parkinson's Disease to become Parkinson's Warriors fighting their disease wielding the weapon of knowledge about PD and the impact that it has on daily living.
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Red Light Therapy to Treat Parkinson’s? Exploring Photobiomodulation Benefits
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Could light therapy be a breakthrough for Parkinson’s Disease? In this episode, we dive into the science behind Photobiomodulation (PBM) and how it may help manage Parkinson’s symptoms. PBM uses red and near-infrared light to stimulate cellular activity, potentially offering benefits such as:
✅ Neuroprotection & Mitochondrial Support - Improves brain cell energy production and reduces oxidative stress.
✅ Dopamine Preservation - May protect dopamine-producing neurons and slow disease progression.
✅ Reduced Inflammation - Helps combat neuroinflammation linked to Parkinson’s symptoms.
✅ Motor Function Improvement - Could enhance movement, coordination, and balance.
✅ Cognitive & Mood Benefits - May support brain plasticity, mood regulation, and sleep.
While early research is promising, more studies are needed to confirm PBM’s long-term impact. Could this be the future of Parkinson’s treatment?
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Medical Disclaimer
All information, content, and material of this video is for informational purposes only and not intended to serve as a substitute for the consultation, diagnosis, and/or medical treatment of a qualified physician or healthcare provider.
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Keep in mind that links used for recommended products may earn me a commission when you make purchases. However, this does not impact what products I recommend. If I recommend a specific product it is because it has been vetted by myself or based on personal use
Could light therapy be a breakthrough for Parkinson’s Disease? In this episode, we dive into the science behind Photobiomodulation (PBM) and how it may help manage Parkinson’s symptoms. PBM uses red and near-infrared light to stimulate cellular activity, potentially offering benefits such as:
✅ Neuroprotection & Mitochondrial Support - Improves brain cell energy production and reduces oxidative stress.
✅ Dopamine Preservation - May protect dopamine-producing neurons and slow disease progression.
✅ Reduced Inflammation - Helps combat neuroinflammation linked to Parkinson’s symptoms.
✅ Motor Function Improvement - Could enhance movement, coordination, and balance.
✅ Cognitive & Mood Benefits - May support brain plasticity, mood regulation, and sleep.
While early research is promising, more studies are needed to confirm PBM’s long-term impact. Could this be the future of Parkinson’s treatment?
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All information, content, and material of this video is for informational purposes only and not intended to serve as a substitute for the consultation, diagnosis, and/or medical treatment of a qualified physician or healthcare provider.
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Keep in mind that links used for recommended products may earn me a commission when you make purchases. However, this does not impact what products I recommend. If I recommend a specific product it is because it has been vetted by myself or based on personal use
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What is the Best Test for Parkinson’s Disease?
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#parkinson #parkinsonsawareness #parkinsonsdisease #parkinsons #dyskinesia #diagnosis How do doctors diagnose Parkinson’s Disease? In this video, we break down the key tests and evaluations used to identify Parkinson’s, including: Clinical Evaluation: A neurologist assesses motor symptoms like tremors, rigidity, and slowness of movement, alongside your medical history. DaTscan: An imaging test ...
What Causes Dyskinesia in Parkinson’s Disease?
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#parkinson #parkinsonsawareness #parkinsonsdisease #parkinsons #dyskinesia #dopamine What causes dyskinesia in Parkinson's Disease, and why does it often appear as a side effect of treatment? In this video, we explore the science behind Parkinson’s dyskinesia-a condition characterized by involuntary, erratic movements that can significantly impact quality of life. We’ll break down: -How long-te...
Runny Nose and Parkinson's Disease
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#parkinson #parkinsonsawareness #parkinsonsdisease #parkinsons Did you know that rhinorrhea (runny nose) could be linked to Parkinson’s Disease? In this video, we uncover the relationship between these seemingly unrelated conditions. Learn why rhinorrhea might occur in Parkinson’s patients, how it differs from typical causes like allergies or colds, and what it could reveal about underlying dis...
Atypical Parkinsonism vs Parkinson’s Disease
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#parkinson #parkinsonsawareness #parkinsonsdisease #parkinsons #parkinsonism #atypicalparkinsonism #diagnosis Test your knowledge about Parkinson's Disease! Take our free quiz here: www.tryinteract.com/share/quiz/66eadc2571c20e90c568e1e1 In this episode, we explore the differences between Parkinson’s Disease (PD) and atypical Parkinsonism-distinct conditions with overlapping symptoms but unique...
How to Exercise Without Worsening Fatigue in Parkinson’s Disease
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How to Exercise Without Worsening Fatigue in Parkinson’s Disease
Treating Parkinson’s Disease with Exercise
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Treating Parkinson’s Disease with Exercise
Stress and Parkinson's: The Surprising Connection to Your Symptoms
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Stress and Parkinson's: The Surprising Connection to Your Symptoms
Magnesium Deficiency in Parkinson's Disease - Why You Should Know
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Magnesium Deficiency in Parkinson's Disease - Why You Should Know
How Your GUT HEALTh and Parkinson’s Are CONNECTED
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How Your GUT HEALTh and Parkinson’s Are CONNECTED
NATURAL Levodopa for Treating Parkinson’s?
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NATURAL Levodopa for Treating Parkinson’s?
Parkinson's and High Dose Thiamine (B1): Could It Help You?
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Parkinson's and High Dose Thiamine (B1): Could It Help You?
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy May Halt Parkinson’s Disease Progression
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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy May Halt Parkinson’s Disease Progression
Parkinson's May Be STEALING This Crucial Coenzyme
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Parkinson's May Be STEALING This Crucial Coenzyme
Nrf2 and Parkinson’s Disease: A New Hope in Treatment?
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Nrf2 and Parkinson’s Disease: A New Hope in Treatment?
Glutathione for Parkinson's Disease - Worth a Try?
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Glutathione for Parkinson's Disease - Worth a Try?
Creatine to Improve Parkinson's Disease Symptoms? To Be Determined…
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Creatine to Improve Parkinson's Disease Symptoms? To Be Determined…
The Potential of CoQ10 in Treating Parkinson's Disease Symptoms
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The Potential of CoQ10 in Treating Parkinson's Disease Symptoms
Ketogenic Diet and Supplements to Treat Parkinson's Disease
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Ketogenic Diet and Supplements to Treat Parkinson's Disease
Alpha-Synuclein and It's DIRECT Link To Parkinson's Disease
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Alpha-Synuclein and It's DIRECT Link To Parkinson's Disease
How Levodopa Works to Treat Parkinson's | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #7
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How Levodopa Works to Treat Parkinson's | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #7
How Dopamine Agonists Improve Parkinson’s Symptoms | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #6
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How Dopamine Agonists Improve Parkinson’s Symptoms | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #6
Reduction of Parkinson’s Dyskinesia with Amantadine | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #5
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Reduction of Parkinson’s Dyskinesia with Amantadine | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #5
Reducing Parkinson’s #Tremors with Anticholinergics | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #4
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Reducing Parkinson’s #Tremors with Anticholinergics | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #4
Bridging the Dopamine Gap with Nourianz | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #3
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Bridging the Dopamine Gap with Nourianz | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #3
Managing Parkinson’s “Off Times” with MAO-B Inhibitors | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #2
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Managing Parkinson’s “Off Times” with MAO-B Inhibitors | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #2
From Parkinson's Disease Caregiver to Advocate | Interview with Dr. George Ackerman, JD, PhD
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From Parkinson's Disease Caregiver to Advocate | Interview with Dr. George Ackerman, JD, PhD
How to Manage Parkinson’s with COMT Inhibitors | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #1
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How to Manage Parkinson’s with COMT Inhibitors | PD Medications, Purposes, and Mechanisms #1
Living My Parkinson | Parkinson's Life Coach Mariam Bennouna
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Living My Parkinson | Parkinson's Life Coach Mariam Bennouna
Shaking Hands with the Devil - A Reaction
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Shaking Hands with the Devil - A Reaction
Hi Michael, on March 5, 2024 my husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease by a neurologist. That particular neurologist did a DaT scan per my request and an MRI. DaTscan showed decreased dopamine but the MRI showed normal age related changes. Moving on to a movement disorder specialist ( 2nd visit) it is definitely now believed do to my husband's severe autonomic involvement and quick deterioration, it most likely is MSA,. I've been beyond devastated over this. Many hopes and dreams have been vanquished in our early retirement years. Thank you for all of your educational material friend.🙏
I am sorry to hear about the MSA diagnosis. I appreciate your feedback and I do hope this channel can still be helpful for you
My deepest prayers for you and yours, and calling on St. Blaise for you as well, God Bless You and Yours🕊️
@SpunkyStreams St. Blaise is the man for illnesses and diseases of the throat. I second that
My husband is being worked up for lewy body dementia vs Parkinson's disease. Along with his many other symptoms, he has recently started having a runny nose and sneezing, sneezing, sneezing. Poor man. He doesn't deserve this.
He certainly does not.
Thank you so much for the valuable information. Just wondering how much Vitamin B1 is needed in the treatment.
I’d defer to Daphne Bryan on dose recommendation. That was discussed in this episode: Parkinson's and High Dose Thiamine (B1): Could It Help You? ua-cam.com/video/H77C5LtUqyY/v-deo.html
My B6 levels are about 90 ng/ml. I don’t take any supplements and it’s almost 6x the upper limit of normal. Is this level considered toxic? I have neuropathy in one side of my upper extremity but I have had several injuries. I thought I was just damaged from having 4 surgeries on one side.
Parkinson disease cause curve thumb
I believe I answered this question last week responding to your comment. Yes, if the muscles that control the thumb/fingers have Dystonia then it can cause curved thumb…
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Very interesting
I’m 49.5 and have been going through the rapids of clinical testing lately. My question to you is why wouldn’t Cannabis therapy be considered as a means to put off Levodopa treatment as long as possible? I mean actual Cannabis that’s clean, tested and are the proper ‘terpenes’ to treat the disease accordingly. When I hear you explain why dyskinesia happens, I also wonder why I’ve never seen my Father with it who got diagnosed in 1997’. I believe he did or still takes Amantadine but I’ve never witnessed him have any movements like that and he’s 87 now. I’ve told my Movement Disorder Specialist at Stanford that I use Cannabis for my tremors and to sleep, etcetera and she kinda said ok but I could tell American Medicine isn’t ready to leap forward by any means, even with the MJF foundation in which I just started the PPMI study. That study which is put together by 2 Doctors themselves, goes above and beyond and very paralleled to my own research in the last 30 years since I was diagnosed with “Chronic Fatigue” by the same neurologist that diagnosed my Father with Parkinson’s 2 years later. We will soon find out if it’s a “coincidence” or not but what I’m pretty tired of hearing for the last 30 years is “Your too young to have problems”. Or someone telling me the small percentage of chances both my Father and myself have it. Cardiologist, Neurologist, and even some General Practitioners will comment like that.. You have to ask yourself if they are just trained to stay blind and silent? Generation X is dying faster than the Boomers, Alcohol and Heart related issues may be at the top. This all while being Gaslit by Baby Boomer Doctors, However I think we found where the actual problem lays and with enough UA-cam videos we can show other perspective patients what their real options are whether others agree or not. 🙏🏼
Any recommendation for medicine/supplement to speed up the nerve healing process ? I've seen people talk about hydration, exercise for recovery but no one has suggeted any medicine that could help speed up the nerve healing.
I don’t know that a medicine to speed up nerve healing exists.
My husband has Parkinson’s, and we acquired a very nice unit from InLight therapy. They have a channel ( InLight, PJ Cardona)you can watch, and have introductory videos live every couple months where they give discounts and sometimes offer sone giveaways. In my work in dentistry, photobiomodulation is a growing support system across the board, and I did a lot of research. This company is FDA registered and has been in business 40 years. The units are well made, we’ve had ours for close to 2 years and no wear or issues. It has a warranty of two years, I believe, but they will do repairs for a flat fee. We have a unit that has red, blue, and near infrared. We were able to purchase a unit that can run 6 active pads at a time, so are able to both use it simultaneously. Very well made, I use it for pain(hip, arm, neck, muscle strain) and he wears the helmet and uses other pads on back, abdomen, neck. My results are impressive for relief, but my needs are not complex like Parkinson’s. I feel it is helping him, and am grateful to be able to take advantage of the opportunity. They have an array of choices, and we’ve been happy with the support they offer. Good luck and good health to every one of you.
What could cause Dyskinesia other than medication side effects? I'm currently waiting for an appointment with a movement disorder specialist. I have symptoms of Parkinson's but also have Dyskinesia sometimes.
Great question. There are some other neurological disorders that can cause dyskinesia. One that is a direct dyskinesia diagnosis is tardive dyskinesia. Huntington’s disease can also result in dyskinesia.
Thanks!
Wow, thanks so much!
Great info. Thank you
Thank you Steve, glad you enjoyed it
I have a red light hat been using it for3 months How would I know if it's helping Who knows But hey why not use it It can't do any harm 😊
I’d say the one way to know is if you notice symptom improvement. Sleep improvement, depression/anxiety improve, fatigue reduces, increased energy, etc could be examples of improvement
I use Well Red Coronet
You rock! You’re so very helpful and all. We appreciate you. <3 <3
You rock! I am so grateful for your kindness and support
The problem is in the duodenum and liver, which are not working properly to be absorbed into the blood. If the person has intestinal dysbiosis, H pylori, high ferritin, vitamin B complex deficiency, such as B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B9, B12, minerals, zinc, copper, magnesium, selenium, VANADIUM, chromium, molybdenum, nothing will help. Only vitamin B1, Thiamine, I also recommend using a probiotic from the brand Vivomixx, 450 billion. I recommend using a biofilm disruptor and Bio-MAMPS together with Biointestil, Eurekol, and Corebiome!!! If the person has high ferritin, do a 400 ml or 500 ml bloodletting.
That’s a lot to digest… no pun intended
@parkinsonsdiseaseeducation injectable into serum or muscle
Which are you referring to, the b1?
@@parkinsonsdiseaseeducation all, including B1 100MG-1ML two ampoules twice a week!!!
Got it. Well that makes complete sense with the issue of dysbiosis of the gut. Injection eliminates need for absorption in the gut
How about Stem cell therapy?
I don’t know what results have been shown through stem cell therapy, but the episode coming out this weekend does discuss the natural release of stem cells through light therapy
Thank you for learning the lecture. I did have fun
I’m happy that you enjoyed this
My father was diagnosed with Parkinson disease at 70 years old. He always had a shake in his hands and runny nose and sneezing all my life growing up . He never left the house without his big hankershift. He lived till he was 91 and always runny nose and that big handkerchief in his pocket till the day he died. He had seven kids and not one has Parkinson diagnosis or any of the symptoms he had all my memory of him.
michael j fox was on the good wife and gave several examples of unmedicated episodes. and we all love michael j fox, and his endurance,
He was amazing on the Good Wife!
@@parkinsonsdiseaseeducation im glad he seemed to enjoy it, he is always a joy! and matthew perry was hilarious..
Yes! Sadly he isn’t as well as he was then, but he is a fighter
Parkinson disease cause curved shape thumb
Dystonia in the muscles that control the thumb could do that
I tried everything under the sun for my Parkinson's and focused ultrasound surgery fixed me in the time it takes for a long lunch. It's been 3 years without tremors. See my film Tremor Documentary 2022 . It will blow you away. Promise. This doctor is the best!
I was first diagnosed with Parkinsons and then later NP hydrocephalus. After shunt surgery I no longer take or need CL. Understand as many 20% of Parkinson diagnosis or actually NPH.
Thank you Harry. This will be an upcoming topic! Another individual brought up NPH just last week
NO CURE. Just talk
There are a lot of diseases that haven’t been cured yet. There isn’t any money in it for those who have vested interest. That’s the sad reality. Meanwhile, I am here to educate those who have PD and similar disorders. Sorry if that’s not valuable to you
Talk forever. The reality NO CURE.
We need a cure, but we also need to treat accurately
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you are dufus you have no idea about B6
will it help with MSA - Multiple system atrophy?
Alpha-synuclein tests can help to rule MSA in or out, but I neglected to mention there is an even more specific test to rule MSA in that’s called the purple glove test. I need to cover that in a future video
Having observed him for a number of years I believe John Pepper did not have Parkinsons. He had essential tremor; he did not have a resting tremor but an action tremor. He became so convinced of his own story that he did two world tours telling people that drugs are not necessary, fast walking is the answer. He has never been able to produce the study he quotes. I don't think he has seen a paper on it; he attended a presentation at the first Parkinson's congress and the review of that presentation is what he quotes as evidence. His story has changed and evolved over the years. What is true is that he was removed from his position as chair of Parkinsons South Africa because the neurologists did not believe him, instead thought he was using his position to promote his book. He did not take levadopa for any length of time because it did not help. The drug he took the longest was selegiline which I think for him worked as an anti-depression med more than a PD med. He had been going to the gym for an hour a day for many years and increased it to 90 mins a day but stopped because he was not getting any better. On the insistence of his wife he joined her weight loss, walking group. At the time this all happened he was depressed. His business was not doing well. He resigned. With the absence of stress and the addition of an anti depressant and regular exercise (walking) he got better. When he asked the last neurologist he saw whether he had PD the specialist said you don't have idiopathic Parkinsons. John decided he had another type of Parkinsons though he didn't know what it was. He was so invested in his story that he made it real for himself and his many followers. You did well to be wary.
Perhaps vit b 1 and l glutamine also magnesium glycinate helps for restless legs all muscle needs that are robbed by this disease 😊
Yes those are good suggestions.
I did not respond to levidopa so I doubt I have PD. But what difference does it make what the disease is or is not, if there is no cure?
You’re probably right regarding the response to medication. I’d argue that the difference is that management of these conditions varies quite a bit and the progression/prognosis varies quite a bit. For example, mortality for a person with MSA is typically in 5-10 years max, where a person with PD will likely live for decades. Also, it makes a difference if it’s Parkinsonism resulting from otherwise treatable conditions. For example, drug induced Parkinsonism or vascular Parkinsonism.
Thanks for this great video! A few months ago a neurologist diagnosed me with early onset dementia - I had just turned 55, but I've had some symptoms for awhile now, mostly what my husband has noticed. Recently the neurologist is talking about it possibly being LBD because other tests came back negative. Instead of visual hallucinations, I have olfactory hallucinations, which we told her in the beginning, but she's not discovering. Also I have Rem sleep disorder, but again, I've had that a couple of years. They've scheduled a neuropsych test for me in February. How does a neuropsych test diagnose LBD?
First of all, I’m very sorry to hear that you received this diagnosis regardless of whether it’s LBD or other form of dementia. I’m glad you found this video helpful. In answer to your question, the neuropsych test will look at multiple parameters of cognition, including abstract thought, executive functioning, and much more. Put together with EEG studies this can form a diagnosis of LBD. I would argue that tests such as alpha-synuclein tests and DAT scan may also help to rule in LBD since it is a synucleinopathy.
@@parkinsonsdiseaseeducation Thank you! I truly appreciate your feedback and help in understanding the neuropsych testing. My neurologist originally suggested an EEG (in the visit notes) but never ordered them. I have had a spinal tap (actually they had to try 5 times because of extensive scar tissue) but she said the results were 'inconclusive.' Thank you again - I will email my neurologist and ask about the proposed EEG.
I wish you the best. In my experience it’s usually a combination of tests like the neuropsychology examination, EEG, and MRI
@@parkinsonsdiseaseeducation Thank you! I truly appreciate your feedback - I'll gently remind my neurologist about the EEG (since I'm scheduled for the neuropsychological). This is her first year practicing and she did say she's not very familiar with early onset dementia. Thank you again - truly.
I have this condition, after about 2 years from diagnosis, especially when going outside in cold weather.
Yes, certain environmental conditions can certainly provoke the watering to increase. Something I’ve noticed as well in one of my clients is that when his Parkinson’s symptoms seem worse and his cognition is worse, his nose is like a faucet.
Is there anything you can do for burning mouth due to parkinson?
That’s not a symptom I’ve dealt with often or hurt a lot of reports of. From what I researched online vitamin B can be helpful, and there are topical versions of captation that may help to alleviate symptoms. There are also mouth rinses of analgesic medications, such as benzocaine that may be helpful. According to Mayo Clinic, there are certain things that can irritate the mouth and cause even further issues such as alcohol and tobacco. Keeping the mouth from getting even more dry apparently as a important factor in alleviating symptoms so chewing, sugar-free gum, for example might be something that would keep your mouth from getting dry and also take your mind off of the pain.
Which magnesium is best for PD tremors please?
I’d love to hear. NPH and Parkinsonism compared. Dignosed w NPH because of falls incontinence memory and gait. Then Dr told me to also check into PD My MDS said not Parkinson’s but need genetic test ! I first started falling backwards about 10 years ago damaged my spine hit my head. I’m sure… but still can’t get a definite answer. I did have the surgery for NPH, but I’m still having all the symptoms and even worse my short-term memory has completely gone! I’m 77 and hope to stay with my grandchildren a little longer.. but this is not a good way to live ,,: Always fatigued, no energy apathy depressed. have major depressive disorder. Just so ready to give up
NPH is a tough diagnosis. I treated a patient with this a couple of years ago. I’d be happy to cover this topic!
Sir any treatment available Parkinson disease
I’m not sure where to start with advice. There are a lot of options to treat PD, though it does depend on local resources. Some countries have very little support, which needs to change.
Great topic as usual Dr. Hyland❤
I’m glad you think so! I appreciate the feedback Steve, I want these to be worth watching/listening to
Dr M i just wish der was a cure for PD😢 like yesterday already..iam very tired of being sick tired etc.
If I had a magic wand my friend…
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I feel there is a natural silver bullet for complete healing and I pray that it is revealed to someone or by AI to get it out there like pronto!
I hope you’re right. I also heard some really interesting results of using nanotechnology in mice brains and it repaired the cells in the substantia nigra. Pretty incredible. I also am really excited to hear what Dr. Bernstein has to say about
There is no cure for Parkinson's but there IS a fix. It is called Focused Ultrasound Surgery and it uses painless sound waves and it completely knocked out my Tremors in less than 2 hours. If you don't believe me check out my film Tremor Documentary 2022. It's a miracle and I have been tremor free for 3 years now!
I meant United States I want to visit United States
We would love to have you visit!
I would like to have a visa its request for money you could accompany me
Wait til after the 20th🇺🇲
hi brother i am so happy to watch your video thank you i really wanted to come and visit england
Thank you so much! Actually I am in the US (Etats Unis)
Thank you, Dr. Hyland. This is very beneficial information. I appreciate and thank you. I've shared it on my community page. I hope all are doing well. 🧡🦋✨
You’re most welcome Pamela and thank you for sharing!
@@parkinsonsdiseaseeducation My pleasure,