Free book on Parkinson's First Hero

[Tribselyov]

Parkinson's disease existed for ages before it was named after the Englishman. Forensic evidence in this text supports King David as the first recognizable person with PD. Furthermore, David proclaimed seven rules for better living with PD that are just as applicable today as 3000 years ago. And just perhaps... PD altered Western civilization.

Note that the book can be downloaded for free in the small gray box under kindle unlimited

[JayPwP]

5000 years old Ayurvedic text notes Parkinson's as different manifestation of Vata dosh, loosely grouped together under the heading Kampvata

[pdpatient in reply to JayPwP]

Of course and the Vedic Aryans used Mucuna Pruriens aka Levodopa for relief.

Centuries later, we are still searching for the holy grail of sorts 😂😳

[JayPwP in reply to pdpatient]

Eggjhactly...

[Bolt_Upright]

Here is the link: amazon.com/Parkinsons-First...

[Tribselyov in reply to Bolt_Upright]

Thanks Bolt

[Bolt_Upright]

Dr. Carl Voyles wrote the book. He also made this video: King David has Parkinson's by Carl Voyles USA) youtube.com/watch?v=iWdTghb...(Not working as expected?)

[gomelgo in reply to Bolt_Upright]

Hilarious.

[WinnieThePoo]

Of course this rather spoils the theory that PD is caused by modern chemicals. Unless King David was using roundup...

[JayPwP in reply to WinnieThePoo]

King David must have received blows to the head during his fight with Goliath and developed Parkinson's

[Esperanto in reply to JayPwP]

😉 They can't even determine the cause of PD in JayPwP, let alone in King David.

[JayPwP in reply to Esperanto]

😆😆😆😆😆

[Esperanto in reply to WinnieThePoo]

Nobody is saying that PD is solely caused by modern chemicals, right? Even in individual cases, it is still not possible to determine the exact cause of PD, just as it is uncertain whether your gloves help to alleviate PD symptoms. Statistically, at most, one can demonstrate an association.

With pesticides, this was first observed in the pesticide cocktail used by French winegrowers. Since then, similar results have been observed worldwide, such as in the Netherlands among tulip growers. Recently, a study was conducted in the United States on the proximity to residential and workplace pesticide application and the risk of progression of Parkinson's disease in Central California.

sciencedirect.com/science/a...

You can choose to ignore this, but denying certain pesticides and chemicals as one of the possible (co-)causes of PD is unwise. Not so much for us, but for the sake of future generations and further research into the disease.

However, the extent of the impact of chemicals on us, as well as the effectiveness of PD gloves, is a different story.

[WinnieThePoo in reply to Esperanto]

There is a world of difference between "contribute to" and "cause". I am fully aware they contribute to an increased incidence and support the elimination of such harmful products. But when the likes of silent echoes assert they are exclusively the cause it causes folk to look in the wrong place for a fix.

[Esperanto in reply to WinnieThePoo]

In the Bible even crazier things are possible

[JohnPepper]

I see no small grey box! I am 89 years old and have had PD since 1192. I would like this book please!

John

[Tribselyov in reply to JohnPepper]

Go to Amazon and search for Parkinson's First Hero. On the right upper field, you will see the above box. You can click the small grey box for a free kindle download or you can buy a hard copy for $3.77.

book excerpt

[Wildouiser10 in reply to JohnPepper]

Hi John!

[Tribselyov in reply to JohnPepper]

John,

Did you get your copy?

[JohnPepper in reply to Tribselyov]

Hi Tribselyov.

Sorry for any confusion. No. I hav not yet had time to look for it. I am so busy respomnding to emails and writing my final book, that I hav enot had time to follow this up.

[gomelgo]

I got the book, and look forward to reading it. And I wanted to interject here about the pesticides. They may not have had round up back then, but pesticides have likely existed for thousands of years. and I 100% believe that it takes many causes to mess with our bodies to the point of this type of breakdown. I am about to read Lipton's Biology of Belief, and and open to new information. I also don't think it's helpful to stick to just one way, and to focus on "either or" type thinking. I believe that just because one thing rings true, doesn't mean the "opposite" isn't ALSO true.

[Tribselyov in reply to gomelgo]

I have to wonder how much of the roundup fire we would have had it not be for the hungry plaintiffs and the power of class action against large companies. The "supportive data" is/are based on selected numbers.... and numbers can be like women..... pure, truthful, honorable... or used and abused like harlots

[gomelgo in reply to Tribselyov]

Even numbers are subject to interpretation.

[cgreg in reply to Tribselyov]

My doctor, who is a leading proponent of Evidence-Based-Medicine, cautioned me about using Google to identify the “cause/s” of a disease. He explained that many articles on the internet are written or sponsored by lawyers who use these articles to support their litigation by influencing members of the jury who do not understand the difference between what is a real cause versus what is merely a statistical association.