Interesting research presentation from Laurie Mischley on Mitochondrial function and Parkinsons disease

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youtube.com/watch?v=jIB1vKz...(Not working as expected?)

[kaypeeoh]

I watched it twice and found that she talks very fast. The only point that stuck for me is the idea that PD is a visceral mitochondrial disease, not merely a brain disorder. I've read of red light therapy working at the mitochondrial level. Perhaps that's a direction to be explored?

[Farooqji in reply to kaypeeoh]

watch with subtitles

[Gioc]

Here it is.

Solution?

Vitamin b1 and vitamins b3 = + ATP and + NAD.

Thank to Laurie Mischley

Thank to MFJJ

[wriga]

This is what I and many others been saying for 2 years. Oxidative stress promotes Mitochondrial Dysfunction which makes more oxidative stress through damage to the electron transport chain in mitochondria. It's a vicious circle that starves neurons and astrocytes of energy. Sulforaphane breaks that vicious circle. And as @Kaypeeoh says, PD is not only a brain disease, but affects all organs affected by oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction.