Kunime Therapy

[Nani_13]

A PD patient recommended my son 54 yrs old with PD the the Kunime Therapy, also he is considering stem cells. Please let us know your opinion.

[MBAnderson]

PLOS ONE

Herbal Medicines for Parkinson's Disease: A Systematic Review of Randomized Controlled Trials

"Conclusion

Currently, there is no conclusive evidence about the effectiveness and efficacy of HMs on PD. For establishing clinical evidence of HMs on PD, rigorous RCTs with sufficient statistical power should be promoted in future."

[MBAnderson in reply to MBAnderson]

PS

from their website

"You should not attempt to self-diagnose, self treat or treat another person based solely on the content of this website."

"Proactive Health Planning Maintaining optimum health so all systems work properly Pain Management Arthritis, back pain, ear or sinus pain, myalgia Welcome to the world of Natural and Kunime Medicine. This website has several aims: first, to provide informa…"

[MBAnderson in reply to MBAnderson]

Just another rabbit hole IMHO

[Bolt_Upright in reply to MBAnderson]

Rabbit holes are good. This looks more like a money hole

[Bolt_Upright]

So Kumine Therapy comes down to kumineherbs.com? I can't find anything on Kumine Therapy except on that one web site with anonymous miracle testimonials. This does not smell good.

[MBAnderson in reply to Bolt_Upright]

They don't even say what the stuff is comprised of.

[drumhead]

Unless you are in a legit clinical trials the stem cell therapy a person typically pays through the nose for in some other country is not likely to be effective, sorry.

[lenamm]

it’s a scam! We are constantly removing Kunime from Facebook groups. They “cure” everything and post with the same wording under many different profiles with different diseases.

[gomelgo in reply to lenamm]

ugh