Tachylalia

[MissRita]

Hello, everyone. Has anyone ever had issues with the above subject? I seem to have it and it gets worse when my bowel issues get worse. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[park_bear]

Definition: Extreme rapidity of speech.

[MissRita in reply to park_bear]

Oh I know! The interesting part is it only happens when the digestive system and bowel/anal area are stimulated. I mean PD can’t affect just one system correct?

[Trailing]

MissRita, as I suggested before why don't you look into the probiotic that I recommended? Have you done anything to try to correct your bowel problems? Just about anything that happens to our bodies can be connected the the condition of our bowels.

[MissRita in reply to Trailing]

I take 4-8 a day.

[Trailing in reply to MissRita]

Sorry, Rita, but what do your mean? You take 4-8 of what a day?

[MissRita in reply to Trailing]

Probiotics

[MissRita in reply to Trailing]

i have several Docs at Strong Memorial helping. Having a hard time finding the root cause.

[AlwaysFight in reply to Trailing]

Trailing, what is the probiotic you recommend?

[Trailing in reply to AlwaysFight]

My husband who has Parkinson's was never regular with his bowel movements. Since taking Biotiquest Probiotics he has one or more a day. It took a few weeks to establish. The name of the one he has been taking is Sugar Shift.

You should check out the their website. Martha Carlin is the founder and she became a citizen scientists when her husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's. It is interesting just to read about her story.

I myself take Natren probiotics. I believe he took them at one time but the Sugar Shift seems to have done the trick for him.

[Despe in reply to Trailing]

Hubby takes it, too, plus Vital Flora and Nurelli (PS128). Besides probiotics, what helps him is Betaine HCl and digestive enzymes. Of course, diet is the most important factor for bowel movements.

[MissRita in reply to Despe]

It’s interesting that you mention Betaine. I was just thinking about taking it a few days ago. I used to take it all the time years ago and it really worked and I don’t know why I stopped. Looks like I should get back on it.!

[MissRita in reply to Trailing]

thank you so much. I will definitely check it out.

[MissRita in reply to Trailing]

awesome. I just ordered it. Thanks.

[AlwaysFight in reply to Trailing]

Trailing, thank you! I'll get some for hubby!

[MissRita in reply to Trailing]

I’ve also had two rounds of Botox to relax the muscles.

[Hidden]

The gut brain connection is huge. Sometimes we can’t isolate a ‘root cause’ and it’s a question of just finding a good probiotic and researching other supplements. I’m about to start Slippery Elm.

[MissRita in reply to Hidden]

I love slippery elm. In the past I took the powder and I should start taking it again. It’s great for healing.

[Javalove]

Neuralli PS 128 works great but quite pricey.

[MissRita in reply to Javalove]

where do you find it?

[Javalove in reply to MissRita]

Online benedlife.com/products/neur...

[Javalove in reply to Javalove]

I asked so thankful in that it ‘cured’ my constipation. Other than that I did not notice any other changes good or bad. Maybe there is a less expensive probiotic that has helped someone else with constipation?

[Hidden in reply to Javalove]

Good heavens. $140 is pricey indeed!!

[DachshundFan]

Neuralli PS128 did nothing for me. The company has great customer support.

I believe the only research on it was done by the owner of the company.

[Hidden in reply to DachshundFan]

That figures. It’s a great money spinner too!

[Dabaa]

Have you considered tVNS - transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation? I think you're onto something; viz, gut/brain axis. Check out A Vagal Adventure on fb.

[MissRita in reply to Dabaa]

Oh! Never heard of it! I’ll check it out.