" “I really want to showcase the power of dance,” he means both in an aesthetic sense and for wellbeing, too. One field where there is promising progress, for example, is dance interventions for people with Parkinson’s. “And there are a number of studies showing that dance is more powerful than exercise and medication to alleviate depressive symptoms,” says Orgs. The tendency in science, he adds, is to research simpler things like walking or running, because they’re easily controlled. “But they’re not the most powerful interventions, so there is a need to better understand the complexity through projects like this.”"
from: theguardian.com/stage/2024/...
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Address the balance
I would like more information about the natural treatment from the hekma center with 16 plants?
The intimidating power of chest infection 
Hoping for the best
William Curtis reduced Parkinson's symptoms 80% and stopped progression for 7 years
