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Maybe There is a Reason For Propofol's Effectiveness

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I have written several times before about a fascinating conversation I had with my previous gastroenterologist. We were discussing the pros and cons of getting a Colonoscopy since I had turned 50. I was resistant. However, the good doctor trying to incentivize me talked about how 100% of her patients with Parkinson's, reported complete remission of symptoms after the procedure. For some, it lasted weeks, and for some it lasted months. She speculated that the mystery agent must be profofol as some patients even forgot for some time that they had Parkinson's while in the recovery room. It a turned out that her own mom had Parkinson's and therefore she was up to speed with the latest in Parkinson's disease treatment at that time.

Fast forward. I came across this article below and other articles that reference the same source and interpret the research for the laypeople that we are. There are other post hospitalized reports also that directly implicate propofol. Enjoy the reads below , don't get your hopes too high and do rush to schedule your next Colonoscopy πŸ‘πŸ˜‚πŸ˜…πŸ€“

neurosciencenews.com/anesth... Escape FroOblivion: How the Brain Reboots After Deep Anesthesia

journals.lww.com/anesthesia...

RKM

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Quantum evolution."The function of the brain hemispheres areas is supported by a highly complex non-linear coherent system, comprising many billions interaction possibilities between thalamus and cortex and between cortical areas"

Source: Dr Jeanmonod (Focussed Ultrasound Therapy for PwP) in "Consciousness, a Riddle and a Key in Neuroscience and Spirituality, 2011.

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MBAnderson in reply to Resano

Can we get access to this paper?

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pdpatient in reply to MBAnderson

Hi Marc, are you asking me or @resano? I don't get the. detailed comment-response information that is provided on the desktop browser on the iPhone. So it's not easy to tell.

RKM

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Resano.

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Works well on Android phone

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pdpatient in reply to Grumpy77

LoL, Grumpy πŸ˜‚, I know right! I am locked into the iPhone ecosystem, with its flaws and everything else that is good about it.

That good man -may his soul rest in peace, is long gone and yet the mountain of cash that he somehow conjured up continues to rise and he cannot touch even one penny. I am willing to bet my soul that he would happily trade every last penny that he would ever make into perpetuity in exchange for trading places with any one of us, however bad or "grumpy" we might be feeling.

How's that for perspective? Have a great Parkinsonian day πŸ‘ŒπŸ‘.

RKM

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Grumpy77 in reply to pdpatient

By your response, I thought by that one line I wrote, I had cracked the funniest joke on HU for the day, apparently πŸ˜•. But as fate would have it... it so happens that I'm NOT psychic... so you mentioned "desktop" and there's no way I will know that you know it works well on Android platform as well πŸ˜‰

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Grumpy, my friend, you are right, I have not a clue if the app works better on Android. Maybe, I came across differently. Let me clarify.

I took the opportunity instead to say that with all the money in the world, Steve Jobs in his grave could not and cannot do a thing. I speculated that Jobs would be willing to trade places with any one of us, tremors, freezing and the works in exchange for "his money". I was trying to both be funny and inspiring at the same time by comparing his fate to ours and trying to say that our lives are not as miserable and hopeless as we think.

All of this because I said "desktop computer" and "iPhone" and you said "Android". LoL ~ laughing out loud.

RKM

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Grumpy77 in reply to pdpatient

Moral of the story, don't say "desktop" again πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ€£πŸ€£

(Edit sorry resami i wrote this post 2 days ago for pdpatient

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And get an up to date IPhone software on your phone, because you can't keep asking... "is that comment for me or someone else" πŸ€•πŸ€•πŸ˜„(Just joking, keep your phone, we can always tell you when you ask πŸ˜‰)

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Resano in reply to MBAnderson

Done.

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Thanx. Got it.

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A lot of pwp report diminished symptoms after having their colon cleaned out due to antibiotics or colonoscope - so it may be due to that rather than propofol.

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By the way, malabsorption and such issues led me to adopt Mannitol.outthinkingparkinsons.com/a...

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Resano

Loved the idea of a (pandemic-like) "Great Reset" further to anaesthesia.

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