US doctor discusses ways to prevent PD

[pvw2]

US doctor discusses ways to prevent PD. The estimate is 15% of PwP have a genetic cause and 85% is from environmental exposure to chemicals. Some have been discussed here. I don't think TCE has been. It was used in dry cleaning and semiconductor processing, but for many years now the US and Japan use TCA (no double carbon bond). However, apparently left over TCE is still in the environment. More chemicals have been discussed here than he did. He discussed things like purifying drinking water with RO (reverse osmosis). Warning: RO water is like distilled water. It's dangerous to drink without eating food or minerals because in that case it would deplete the electrolytes from your body. He mentions organic food, and other things for prevention.

youtube.com/watch?v=rpcb9a3...(Not working as expected?)

While he mentions it's too late for PwP. I'm wonder if preventions such as this could slow down the progression of PD.

[pvw2]

Actually carbon tax only reduces CO2, which so far isn't an issue with PD.

[pvw2]

The ones associated with PD such as TCE, solvents, mercury, heavy metals, and pesticides aren't associated with burning.

[Stillstandingstill in reply to pvw2]

There is evidence that burning fossil fuels releases products implicated in PD.

parkinsonsnewstoday.com/new...

[pvw2 in reply to Stillstandingstill]

Here is one step closer to the primary source: sciencedirect.com/science/a...

So I stand corrected I'm more suspicious of the chemicals in the fine particle matter, specifically because of fuel additives to boost octane levels. However, many of the elements in the particles point to industrial pollution rather than cars.

Note the results with ozone, black carbon, and nitrogen dioxide were negative (not a cause). Catalytic converters remove nitrogen dioxide. Pure black carbon is used to filter out organic chemicals.