Research on PD by a Russian Electrical Engineer

[Farooqji]

The author of the following articles is a Russian gentleman Ludmila Vucolova, an electrical engineer. Through his research, he has written following interesting articles which are worth reading

1. Restoration of Tensegrity Equilibrium Can Lead to Beneficial

Modification of Parkinson Disease’s Motor Symptoms

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2. Previously Unidentified Factors Contributing to the Progression of Parkinson’s Disease

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3. The Link between Mirror Neurons and Intention is Subject of Further Investigation

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Profile of the gentleman

linkedin.com/in/ludmila-vuc...

[dadcor]

The author Ludmila is a lady...

[Farooqji in reply to dadcor]

thanks for the correction

[rebtar]

The linked-in link goes to "page not found".

[Farooqji in reply to rebtar]

linkedin.com/in/ludmila-vuc...

[Patman60]

Where can we get more detail on the physical therapy approach?

[MarionP]

Seems very crude and labor intensive, gross "motor" approach relying on uncontrolled experimental design, dressed up to read as if it was an actual experiment. For instance, "tensegrity" loss tremor is another way of referring to the tensor balance between extensor and flexor action in muscle neurons, implying that there is some theory of "always on" signalling between opposing forces that creates balance and control...not unlike air brakes on large lorries. Yet such phenomena could easily be a result of insufficient magnesium...where are the controls to alternative hypotheses for the mechanism, and where are the justifications for the implied mechanism in the first place? Hard to imagine an electrical or chemical engineer forgetting her necessary "chemical" roots. Not impressed. Needs serious scientific peer challenge.