Your Supplements are a Lie

[delboy381]

I would love to hear your opinion

youtube.com/watch?v=WIT5_SM...(Not working as expected?)

[Gcf51]

I received an error when I tried to watch.

Is this the video

youtube.com/watch?v=WIT5_SM...(Not working as expected?)

[delboy381 in reply to Gcf51]

Yes that’s one.

[MBAnderson in reply to delboy381]

He needs to iron his shirt. Yawn.

He interviewed establishment/traditional doctors, 99% of whom say the same.

[delboy381 in reply to MBAnderson]

I respect your age and your knowledge of pd MBAnderson, but a sarcastic response to this is irrelevant to you. This guy have almost 6 milon followers that's tell about him. By the way, the shirt is made of such material and cannot be ironed. Have a nice day.

[MBAnderson in reply to delboy381]

I appreciate your respecting my age. Making it this far should be worth something.

Thank you for your explanation re his shirt's fabric. However, at my advanced age, I feel how people dress shows respect for their audience, hence my comment.

His 6 M followers is commendable. I'll check our some of his other videos but his number of followers illustrates the vast majority if people only do what a doctor says, the vast majority of whom are only trained on pharmaceuticals which is in conflict with an overwhelming body of evidence.

I might be sarcastic sometimes. You'll just have to accept it comes with the territory. I hope there is room for a little levity, here.

[RonB1]

Reputable brands made in USA or Canada are good products. Health Canada regulates Canadian made vitamins and supplements.

[Gallowglass]

this switcheroo happens with prescription drugs too. Who funds this guy? Would not be surprised if it is Big Farm.

[JohnPepper]

I could not play your clip but, if you have PD and are looking to be helped then the ONLY THING THAT HAS EVER BEEN FOUND TO REVERSE PD MOVEMENT SYMPTOMS IS FAST WALKING.

Contact me and let me tell you all bout it. I charge nothing for what I do. I have had PD since 1992 and after doing fast walking from 1994 onwards, by 1997 I was completely free of all my PD movement symptoms and still do the FAST WALKING. Running does nothing and normal walking does nothing!

[hershfondue in reply to JohnPepper]

I would love to learn more about fast walking John. Thank you!

[JohnPepper in reply to hershfondue]

I am not a doctor or a hewalth specialist! However! I have successfully oversome my Parkinson's Disease way back in 1992 and have walked normally ever since.

I found that if I consciously walked as fast as I could, for a maximum of one hopur, every second day, I was able to overcome my PD symptoms and have been symptom-free since 1992.

Try it!

[mk2002wi in reply to JohnPepper]

Please tell me more about fast walking. Is stationary exercise bike pedaling equivalent?

[JohnPepper in reply to mk2002wi]

If you look in Amazon's book list you should be able to get hold of me. I live in South Africa,

[Nuthatcher]

I can’t get this video to play

[delboy381 in reply to Nuthatcher]

You have above it Gcf51 is put it working link.

[crewmanwhite]

Broken link I'm afraid

[delboy381 in reply to crewmanwhite]

Use the link above Gcf51 51 posted working one.

[Esperanto]

The title of the video doesn't match the message, but it works well to attract viewers. The message emphasizes that the regulatory mechanism in the US is insufficient, that the content often doesn't match the claims, and that harmful substances like bacteria and fungi are found. I have no doubt about the mentioned percentages, but there is no information provided about the level of harm or the quantities involved. The statement that supplements are unnecessary with a varied diet and only useful if there is a deficiency is stating the obvious, and it contradicts the title, which should be: "Use supplements in moderation if testing indicates a need." But that is not interesting for your sponsor, for whom you are promoting incomprehensible publicity.

[brauncs]

As with anything in life you should do the research from many different sources, when dealing with what life throws at you. My stratagy with my Parkinson's (8 years in) is to start by looking into the credibility of who is recommending what and going from there. For those of you who aren't aware of Frank Churche's blog (JourneywithParkinson's.org) you may want to check it out and check out his credentials and what his approach is dealing with Parkinson's as he also has the disease. I have always tried the approach of "listening to the smartest guy/gal in the room" and he definitely fits the bill. Check out this link and see what you think.

journeywithparkinsons.com/2...