Parkinson's is well known for a loss of manual dexterity. Why then do they keep prescribing me these vile little blue vitamin D capsules that are in a foil that is more of a launch vehicle than a storage solution and when I do get my fingers on one they are slipperier than a greased politician?
Is it too much to ask for just an ordinary bloody bottle?
I use Madopar. Bottle is narrow-necked and they stuff a large ball of cotton wool over the top of the pills. Which is practically impossible to get out with PD fingers. Which drives me nuts.
It is a deliberate attempt to make you use your fingers 😆😆😆
Get used to it!
There is NO MEDICATION CAPABLE OF EREVERSING OR CURING PD.
The only way to reverse PD is to walk as FAST AS YOU CAN for ONE HOUR MAXIMUM, every second day.
You can start slowly to build up until you are at your maximum speed and then WALK FOR A MAXIMUM OF ONE HOUR, EVERY SECOND DAY, BUT YOU CAN TAKE SUNDAY OFF.
GO FOR IT. IT HAS WORKED FOR ME FOR 28 YEARS AND NOBODY CAN SEE THAT I STILL HAVE PD!@
Thre is ONLY ONE WAY TO REVERSE PD!!!!!
You must WALK AS FAST AS YOU CAN for ONE HOUR, THREE TIMES A WEEK.
I have done this s1994 and by 1996, all my PD symptoms had disappeared.
Why doers your DOOCTOR NOT TELL YOU THIS?
My guess is that it is not medical advice!
CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT?
John, can you ease off on the capitals please...? Thanks.
Adding Sinemet to Mucuna
Carnivore Diet - Can't solidly recommend it
Optimising LD timings
Dr. Greger's view on NAD supplementation
