Parkinson’s recovery project

[Mysymptoms_]

hi

Has anyone got any information about The Parkinson’s recovery project?

Anyone tried it?

Is it worth going through with it ?

Please enlighten me

pdrecovery.org/questions/

[kwells68]

Just started HDT one week ago, am already feeling positive effects

[JayPwP in reply to kwells68]

Please detail your protocol, years since diagnosis, symptoms, improvement, dosage, timing, other nutraceuticals, etc

[kwells68 in reply to JayPwP]

Vitacoast 500mg capsule B1 (HCL) 1000mg after breakfast, 500mg after lunch. Started PT last Aug. / Sept. thinking it may be poor posture showed some improvement but what I had expected. Slow movement, tremors, restless leg & arms, left arm leg drag, dizzy, smell, taste, rigidity mainly upper back. Improvements appearance standing more erect not stupped, not as ridgid in upper back. Temporarily dropped of all other supplements. Will increase dosage at 5 weeks if I fail the pull test. Hope this answers your questions. Ken

[JayPwP in reply to kwells68]

Thank you. Every bit of information is welcome 🙏

Do you take C/L together with B1 or is there a time gap?

[kwells68 in reply to JayPwP]

I didn't mention my is 240lbs for the dosage, only thing I am taking at this time is B1 HCL caps as mentioned. I'll adjust up at 5 weeks if I don't pass the pull or down before if I show signs of OD. If you haven't already I'd encourage anyone to read through DR. Cs material & Daphane Bryan has material out and a book out, Parkinson's and B1 therapy.

[JayPwP in reply to kwells68]

Let me rephrase my question...

Do you take Sinemet? If yes, do you take it with B1 HCL or at a separate time?

[kwells68 in reply to JayPwP]

Only thing I'm taking is B1 HCL.

[JayPwP in reply to kwells68]

Ok. Thank you 🙏🏻

All the best 👍🏻 ☺️

[bassofspades]

I highly recommend reading everything Dr Janice has published, there. It’s absolutely fascinating stuff. It didn’t put me into recovery, myself, probably because I had already started on medication. But her perspective on the nature of Parkinsons is very different from anyone else’s. Great stuff!

[Mysymptoms_ in reply to bassofspades]

Thank you for your help. I’ve started on medication about a year ago and I am on a low dose so I’m thinking it might help me

[bassofspades in reply to Mysymptoms_]

I hope it does!

[JayPwP in reply to Mysymptoms_]

As per Dr. Hadlock, if you have taken PD medication for more than 3 months, following her method is not recommended.

[Juliegrace in reply to JayPwP]

I thought it was 3 weeks, not months but I read it so long ago I could be wrong.

[JayPwP in reply to Juliegrace]

Maybe it's 3 weeks. I don't remember exactly...

[gomelgo in reply to JayPwP]

Im still not even sure I understand her method. But the foundation of her thinking makes absolutely perfect sense to me. Especially the part about the meds.

[JayPwP in reply to gomelgo]

True...

[MBAnderson]

"When the electrical aberrations in a person with Parkinson’s are corrected, the person’s Parkinson’s disease ceases."

"It's better if you don't work with a health professional."

youtu.be/6m7eWUll0V8?si=_YR...(Not working as expected?)

Just so much hooey.

[park_bear in reply to MBAnderson]

It sure is.

She only worked with people who did not need dopaminergic medication, meaning, very early stage patients. Where a bit of symptom relief can look like "cure".

She claims early foot injury can be a cause of Parkinson's. Who has never sprained an ankle, or worse?

To those of us familiar with working with the subtle energy, her claims in that regard are rather peculiar.

[Parkie1]

Yes, I tried it , along with a mind body therapist when I was first diagnosed over 6 years ago. I found it easy to understand: the 4 modes etc. But very difficult to apply. I do think that it's worth trying if you are in the early stages, but as she explains in her later writings, there are 4 different types, and you do have to be careful because you can get stuck in " partial recovery" as she calls it, and sometimes I think I may have gone that way. Anyhow, it's fascinating, and I do think, especially in my case childhood trauma has been responsible, with the possible addition of chemical pollution. I still have a mind / body therapist, and find it very helpful with my extreme anxiety, but of all the possible explanations for PD, I think Janice's makes the most sense. I would read all her books first though. Mind body medicine has been laughed at in the western culture, but there's a place for ALL types of medicine, I think.

[blackbear701]

I think you might want to check out the 5-year old posts on this subject. I, for one, think it is nonsense, but since we know that no 2 people with PD are alike, maybe there's a chance she can help you. healthunlocked.com/cure-par....

[Salted]

I have read most of Hadlock's work and seen it mentioned in many online groups. I've never seen, read, or heard from any person who has actually recovered from Parkinson's using this method.

[park_bear in reply to Salted]

I have been a regular at this site for about 10 years and have never seen anyone say they recovered using her methods either.

[jacksmar]

I’m really getting tired of the drivel by the pseudo doctors that get linked here. When a diabetic can eat chocolate fudge ice cream topped with hot caramel and brownie bits, then you have cured the disease. When you can play the guitar BETTER than Van Halen, you have cured PD. All the rest is gnome crap.