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VITAMIN B1 THERAPY

Hi everyone, This is my first post, I have seen some stories about VIT B1 therapy and would this type of therapy help restore movements What are the thoughts...

Hi everyone, This is my first post, I have seen some stories about VIT B1 thera...

Ozziedon

•4 years ago

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My experience with mannitol

FYI, I posted this on 2 PD Facebook groups yesterday: I started taking mannitol 2 weeks ago. I purchased it in bulk from Amazon, and I add 1 tablespoon to a...

FYI, I posted this on 2 PD Facebook groups yesterday: I started taking mannitol ...

1LittleWillow

•4 years ago

32 Replies

Keep Moving

Parkinsons Decease can be a very hard condition to be diagnosed because the symptoms vary so much from person to person When I first suspected there was...

Parkinsons Decease can be a very hard condition to be diagnosed because the s...

Cinderella63

•4 years ago

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Daily Digests?

Editing my post to add that I finally figured out what was happening to my daily digests. Most (but not all) were being diverted into my email's...

Editing my post to add that I finally figured out what was happening to my daily...

1LittleWillow

•4 years ago

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OMAD & HDT together

I have read about numerous brain benefits of One Meal A Day (OMAD) fasting. Anybody has a view on trying OMAD and High Dose Thiamin together for advanced brain...

I have read about numerous brain benefits of One Meal A Day (OMAD) fasting. Anyb...

JayPwP

•4 years ago

9 Replies

Latest on gene therapy-Axo-lenti-pd

First 15 minutes discusses it here. http://wsw.com/webcast/jeff126/axgt/index.aspx You can give a fake name and email in the sign up. Next data update from...

First 15 minutes discusses it here. http://wsw.com/webcast/jeff126/axgt/index.as...

Parkinsonjisung

•4 years ago

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Interesting, short podcast: A woman can detect Parkinson's through smell...!

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/03/23/820274501/her-incredible-sense-of-smell-is-helping-scientists-find-new-ways-to-diagnose-di

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/03/23/820274501/her-incredible-se...

pdkid

•4 years ago

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Looking for Answers

Hi .newbie here

Shakyway

•4 years ago

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Hello!

I am new to the group but have enjoyed reading your posts and getting a feel for the site. I have learnt a lot, thank you and hope to start Vitamin B1 HDL once...

I am new to the group but have enjoyed reading your posts and getting a feel for...

Wonky-Bride

•4 years ago

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Microglia in the olfactory bulb have a nose for protecting the brain from infection | National Institutes of Health (NIH). Smell.

Microglia in the olfactory bulb have a nose for protecting the brain from infection | National Institutes of Health (NIH)....

Microglia in the olfactory bulb have a nose for protecting the brain from infect...

aspergerian

•4 years ago

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Legs Edema Swollen

Both my legs from the knee down have felt swollen. The cat scratch on my leg and no blood but a clear fluid. I showed wife and she diagnosed edema. She called...

Both my legs from the knee down have felt swollen. The cat scratch on my leg and...

Hidden

•4 years ago

22 Replies

Friday vlogs

I miss Ian Frizell’s Friday vlogs,has anyone heard from him?

camper1

•4 years ago

8 Replies

Pain and sinemet

Has anyone noticed an increase of pain after taking sinemet? I read that one persons pain was helpful in their pain but I seem to have the opposite, my overall...

Has anyone noticed an increase of pain after taking sinemet? I read that one per...

Kt088

•4 years ago

1 Reply

Loss of feeling

I have loss of feeling in my left foot, the area around my left hip is sore and there is some loss of feeling in my left arm I have had this to varying...

I have loss of feeling in my left foot, the area around my left hip is sore and ...

M-o-ggy

•4 years ago

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Example of what happens if you fail the pull test

The singular thing I worry about when I go to my doctor is about failing the pull test. I guess this is how it looks when you fall backwards:...

The singular thing I worry about when I go to my doctor is about failing the pul...

pdpatient

•4 years ago

16 Replies

A study that says lack of sleep kills

This ought to be interesting: https://bigthink.com/surprising-science/sleep-deprivation-gut

This ought to be interesting: https://bigthink.com/surprising-science/sleep-dep...

pdpatient

•4 years ago

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How is PD connected to Restless Leg Syndrome?

Or is it? I had a mild degree of RLS for several years. It wasn't enough of a problem to warrant medical help. Over the past few months the restless leg...

Or is it? I had a mild degree of RLS for several years. It wasn't enough of a ...

kaypeeoh

•4 years ago

12 Replies

Sunlight Therapy

Has anyone here noticed a difference in their PD symptoms after soaking in the sunlight for a period of time each day, e.g. reduced tremors etc?

Has anyone here noticed a difference in their PD symptoms after soaking in the s...

Hidden

•4 years ago

36 Replies

Regards to essentials oils

Hi. I’m new here but looking for some knowledge regards to Parkinsons and essential oils. My husband is 48yrs and has been diagnosed with PD

Hi. I’m new here but looking for some knowledge regards to Parkinsons and essent...

Arcade786

•4 years ago

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Nutrient receptors in esophageal cells.

"Although, functional cells of the GI mucosa that are not enteroendocrine or brush cells such as enterocytes or gastric cells may also hold receptive...

"Although, functional cells of the GI mucosa that are not enteroendocrine or bru...

aspergerian

•4 years ago

2 Replies

Neck Injury and Parkinson’s

People that have been following me may already know this. My Dad and Grandpa both got Parkinson’s in their 60’s. I was diagnosed 6.5 years after my dad died...

People that have been following me may already know this. My Dad and Grandpa bot...

38yroldmale

•4 years ago

15 Replies

Experience use of Mirtazapine (brand name Remeron)

Dear all, Quick outreach to hear what anti-depressants PWP are taking (in this case my mother who is in advanced stages)? My mother was previously on...

Dear all, Quick outreach to hear what anti-depressants PWP are taking (in this ...

Jmsbradord

•4 years ago

10 Replies

Alpa-synuclein Research in 2 offerings

I stumbled onto this page from Bulgaria but tried to find the ORIGINAL work report but ended up with nothing....

I stumbled onto this page from Bulgaria but tried to find the ORIGINAL work repo...

Sapeye2020

•4 years ago

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I doubt it, but wouldn't it be great...

South Korean news agency reports this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12-YpTVrjw4

South Korean news agency reports this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12-YpTVrj...

Zardoz

•4 years ago

12 Replies

Do We Even Have The Same Disease?

I'm sure this has been studied exhaustively, but I can't help but wonder if we have the same disease--and about the implications for studies which fail because...

I'm sure this has been studied exhaustively, but I can't help but wonder if we h...

jimcaster

•4 years ago

23 Replies

Parkinson’s protocol

Has anyone looked into a site called Parkinson’s protocol? I’d be interested in any feedback from someone who has looked into it.

Has anyone looked into a site called Parkinson’s protocol? I’d be interested in...

David1967

•4 years ago

2 Replies

Another Interesting Gut Micobiome Story

Carlin spent the next seven years reading everything she could find on Parkinson’s. A consultant skilled at identifying breakpoints in businesses, Carlin...

Carlin spent the next seven years reading everything she could find on Parkinson...

jimcaster

•4 years ago

5 Replies

2 Compounds Show Ability to Protect Neurons, Raise Dopamine Levels

"Two compounds with hormone-like effects — prostaglandin E1 (PGE1) and prostaglandin A1 (PGA1) — may help to increase dopamine levels in the brain and slow...

"Two compounds with hormone-like effects — prostaglandin E1 (PGE1) and prostagla...

pvw2

•4 years ago

4 Replies

B12 & pwp

Has anyone had B12 injections and found they help with balance problems or any other Parkinson symptoms.

Has anyone had B12 injections and found they help with balance problems or any o...

Ramondo

•4 years ago

11 Replies

Is there a limit on Dopaboost intake?

My dad is on a surgery waitlist for DBS here in Canada (probably next year) and we could potentially do FUS in Switzerland... But in the meantime, we have been...

My dad is on a surgery waitlist for DBS here in Canada (probably next year) and ...

pdkid

•4 years ago

32 Replies

Posts - Cure Parkinson's | HealthUnlocked

Cure Parkinson's

All posts for June 2020

VITAMIN B1 THERAPY

My experience with mannitol

Keep Moving

Daily Digests?

OMAD & HDT together

Latest on gene therapy-Axo-lenti-pd

Interesting, short podcast: A woman can detect Parkinson's through smell...!

Looking for Answers

Hello!

Microglia in the olfactory bulb have a nose for protecting the brain from infection | National Institutes of Health (NIH). Smell.

Legs Edema Swollen

Friday vlogs

Pain and sinemet

Loss of feeling

Example of what happens if you fail the pull test

A study that says lack of sleep kills

How is PD connected to Restless Leg Syndrome?

Sunlight Therapy

Regards to essentials oils

Nutrient receptors in esophageal cells.

Neck Injury and Parkinson’s

Experience use of Mirtazapine (brand name Remeron)

Alpa-synuclein Research in 2 offerings

I doubt it, but wouldn't it be great...

Do We Even Have The Same Disease?

Parkinson’s protocol

Another Interesting Gut Micobiome Story

2 Compounds Show Ability to Protect Neurons, Raise Dopamine Levels

B12 & pwp

Is there a limit on Dopaboost intake?

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