Pharynx in PD. Swallowing

[aspergerian]

Altered Pharyngeal Muscles in Parkinson Disease.

Liancai Mu, MD, PhD, Stanislaw Sobotka, PhD, [...], and the Arizona Parkinson’s Disease Consortium.

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78 cite Mu 2012: Altered pharyngeal muscles in Parkinson disease.

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[JohnPepper]

I have read this learned article and must say that my experience with Pd, since 1963 has been different to most others.

I was only diagnosed with Pd in 1992 and after ten years of different medications and taking an alternate route to deal with my Pd, I found that most of my Pd symptoms were caused by the FACT THAT MOST OF THOSE SYMPTOMS WERE CAUSED BY MY SUBCONSCIOUS BRAIN NOT CONTROLLING THE MOVEMENTS IT HAS BEEN DOING SINCE i WAS A CHILD.

Walking, writing, bringing food to my mouth, Speaking, and swallowing are just a few of the symptoms I have overcome by CONSCIOUSLY CONTROLLING THEM!

I have been told that that is impossible! Well! I have been doing it for nearly twenty years and it doesn't seem to be causing me any problem.

I know this seems far too simple for most people but it is true!

I have shown people, all over the world, how to walk normally again and bring food to their mouths without spilling it, how to write and other symptoms as well.

We can all over-ride the subconscious brain, if we practice doing so, but that does not appear to agree with too many doctors, who prefer to prescribe medication.

You take your choice as to which you want to do. If you are interested in what I do you can visit my website - reverseparkinsons.net and contact me. it costs nothing, That is why lots of people do not like it.