Parkinson’s UK Award Targets New Therapies that slows disease progression

[JayPwP]

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[curlscurls]

That would be fantastic if they can move faster and better on something with promise to slow the progression. Are there opinions on whether this will work?

Are there any treatments used to slow progression?

Dr. I saw today said no. Except exercise can help one's own body retain function.

[gwendolinej in reply to curlscurls]

Hi there, My husband has been taking Mannitol since late 2019. See my post. His Parkinson’s has not progressed since then.

John Pepper’s had great success with his fast walking protocol. I wish we’d known about it earlier. My husband’s walking has improved, but it will never be fast. The physiotherapist, where he does a PD Warrior class, is amazed at his improvement since he started on the Mannitol.

We are about to order the red Light helmet from Tasmania.

I’m so grateful to this site and it’s wonderful members.

Gwendoline

[JayPwP in reply to gwendolinej]

Fast walking is conscious walking. The fast word is subjective. Your huband can do it. Just needs to know that and keep trying

[gwendolinej in reply to JayPwP]

I'm reinforcing that. I show him every time there's a post or comment like yours..brain washing 😅

[JayPwP in reply to gwendolinej]

Brain thoughts reinforcement is the correct word 😀😀😀

[gwendolinej in reply to JayPwP]

👍 I like it

[wriga]

I looked this up last week. This Sheffield Uni group is looking for new synthetic Nrf2 activators to combat mitochondrial dysfunction caused by oxidative stress. First in vitro, then animal studies. Don't hold your breath.

[chartist in reply to wriga]

I'm not, Albert!!! 😖😖😖

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