Has anyone tried a therapy called TMJ? It looks to good to be true. On YouTube type " TMJ Parkinson" and see this new therapy.

[Drevy]

[hilarypeta]

Worth trying anything..have you seen john colemans recovery programme on line? Im thinking of paying out for that!

[Drevy in reply to hilarypeta]

Yeah, I've tried John Coleman's treatment but it takes 2-3years to see results. The TMJ treatment looks promising, if it works the it is on YouTube. Next week I'm trying a drug called Naltrexone , which is a existing drug for drug addicts to brake their addiction. In low doses, this drug is called a "wonder" drug.

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[maryalice in reply to Drevy]

I'm taking John Coleman's class right now. Did you use the drops in the water? I'm doing the Bowen Therapy,in fact I had a treatment today. Did his class help you at all?

I also am very interested in the Low Dose Naltrexone. I researched it on the internet and asked about it on the web site,but no one answered. I asked my doctor to give me a prescription ,but he refused. PLEASE let me know how it works for you. I'm so excited to find someone who is going to try it!

The TMJ treatment looked promising to me too. I'm trying to stay off the heavy duty drugs. I'm on Mirapex and Amandine. If you don''t mind telling me what drugs are you taking?

You can email me on this website if you click on the name maryalice.

too. What ever works for you.

Thank you!

pl

[Drevy in reply to maryalice]

I like John Coleman's treatment of changing your diet and life style, but I didn't like the duration of time it takes to see results. I took the aquas therapy for a little bit, but didn't see results. I also got fraustrated with the bottle that the aquas come in. Explain on request.... Naltrexone, I heard the info on a blog called "parkinson recovery". I think the hosts name is Robert Rodgers. He interviews all types of people that are using new treatments for PD. He puts all the info on his blog and you read up on all the different treatments.

I personally take Sinemet , Requip XL, Azilect.

[maryalice in reply to Drevy]

Thanks. I listen to Robert Rogers Radio too. Have you googled Low Dose Naltrexone and Parkinson's? There is a lot of information.

Please let know how the LDN is working for you. Blessings

[Drevy in reply to maryalice]

Sure thing.

[Drevy in reply to maryalice]

Started the LDN on Monday 4/2/12 and nothing that I can feel except my balance seems a little better. other than that, oh well my sleeping is better too. This seems to be a med that will take months to see a difference. I guess the PD damage aint small anyway.....

[Pelley]

Let me know how the Naltrexone works....

[Drevy in reply to Pelley]

Sure thing.

[Drevy in reply to Pelley]

See above comment...

[maryalice in reply to Drevy]

Please let us know how you progress on the LDN. Thanks.

[hilarypeta]

Im not sure what meds help with, they do not slowdown the process, they help with tremor for a limited time....i have v little tremor but feel like a weak muscled string puppet..does anything help with that?

[Drevy in reply to hilarypeta]

Do you take Azilect ? I believe that helps with some fatigue and helps the dopamine last longer. Ask your Doctor about it.

[wifeofparky in reply to Drevy]

selegiline is supposed to work the same way with slowing progression.

[wifeofparky]

I have TMD or TMJ as it is commonly called. I wore a mouth orthotic for over a year. The orthotic alone cost over $600 and that was about 15 years ago. Most people do not have orthotic coverage with their insurance and this may not be affordable. Since it is not proven FDA therapy, I would think all of this would have to be paid for privately. If you consider this type of therapy, look for a Dentist who specializes in TMD. Check his credentials and ask for references.

[Drevy in reply to wifeofparky]

Did you use the treatment of installing the orthotic apparatus to treat your PD symptoms?

[wifeofparky]

I don't have PD- my husband does.