Parkinson's Protocol

[smv123]

Has ANYONE tried the Parkinson's Protocol by Jodi Knapp? Does it work or any part of it help?

[park_bear]

I always love it how we are supposed to go Google to find appropriate links. /s

[smv123 in reply to park_bear]

I'm not sure what you mean by that! Have you ever heard of it or know anyone who has tried it?

[Hidden in reply to smv123]

They mean that it would be super helpful if you could provide a hyperlink to some information (preferably high level info about what the protocol is in terms of meds, supps, diet, exercise etc, and without the chapters of BS that accompanies most 'protocols').

[pdpatient in reply to smv123]

Hi smv. That was playful sarcasm😂

[smv123 in reply to pdpatient]

I only see what you all see, just wondered if anyone had any more info about what it was!

[pdpatient]

Hi everyone. Here's the protocol that smv123 is referring to. Looks, feels and smells shady. There's plenty of fake reviews on the web written in the style of copywriting.

dementiacarematters.com/art...

youtu.be/edGE2Ook-hQ(Not working as expected?)

systemagility.com/jodi-knap...

[park_bear in reply to pdpatient]

Thanks for locating this. It can be played at a two times speed without losing any information and its a lot more entertaining that way

This video has introductory material up to the 11: 40 mark, then the rest is vague generalities. There is a transcript of the video here:

blueheronhealthnews.com/hea...

Her diabetes cure was not well received:

amazon.com/product-reviews/...

This site has a table of contents:

dementiacarematters.com/art...

Although no detail is given for this part: Part 4: 12 Daily Habits to Delay Parkinson’s

For a mere $49 you can get the detail from here:

blueheronhealthnews.com/hea...

I am a little bit curious but not $49 worth of curious.

[ParlePark in reply to park_bear]

Me too!

[pdpatient in reply to park_bear]

Parkbear, this fellow is a HE, not a SHE🤣

[park_bear in reply to pdpatient]

All the images I could find for Jodi Knapp associated with this book are showing a woman. It is not clear they are actually the author so I am open to correction.

[Grumpy77]

You've made my day, this is what I have been searching for since PD began to ravage me..

[park_bear in reply to Grumpy77]

In due course please let us know your experience with this, Grumpy77.

[pdpatient in reply to park_bear]

Hi parkbear, how are you feeling today my friend?😀 Life treating you well i hope?

[pdpatient in reply to Grumpy77]

LoL, very funny, Grumpy!

[Grumpy77 in reply to pdpatient]

Good you understood the humour, park_bear didn't to realize it was sarcasm humour

Don't know why it was deleted though, was the poster a spammer or something? Ordinarily I didn't even attempt to click on the link included in the post because something seemed dodgy about the extension

[pdpatient in reply to Grumpy77]

Good morning and happy New day, Grumpy. Too many of these spammers these days.

[park_bear in reply to Grumpy77]

My Snark meter must be broken. Going to have to take it back in for recalibration.

[Grumpy77 in reply to park_bear]

😂 Actually you're doing very well in this community, don't mind me... I also mentioned you in the second to the last paragraph of this post healthunlocked.com/parkinso.... where I implied that Qigong (wrongly I guess) can be classified as a form of therapeutic process for anxiety. To correct me, how would you classified Qigong? Thanks

[park_bear in reply to Grumpy77]

The purpose of Qigong is the cultivation of the subtle energy - the Qi, also spelled Chi.

Relaxation, and pacification of anxiety, is important as part of this endeavor - the more deeply one is able to relax, the more effective is the Qigong practice. A video with a basic Qigong practice can be found at my post here: healthunlocked.com/parkinso...

[Hidden]

As a general rule, usage of the term "protocol" is a red flag that you're about to waste your time on something. Its a term people use to lend legitimacy to a collection of bad or imeffective ideas they have strapped together. Typically, these people (or their 'patients') are relatively early in their PD course and consequently can convince themselves that whatever they are doing is 'working', when the reality is that they're enjoying a placebo benefit (which is totally fine, btw) or simply experiencing the typical ups and downs of the PD life (but attributing the ups to their 'protocol').

[park_bear in reply to Hidden]

Hadlock's protocol is a case in point – she only accepts people who have not ever used Parkinson's meds for more than three weeks. Pretty much guarantees she will get only early-stage patients. Particularly because placebo effect is effective in Parkinson's these people may be persuaded they are cured.

[Bythejerseyborder]

I just bought it. It deals with a healthy lifestyle and all aspects. Nutrition, mind, exercise, etc.

[jaybird53 in reply to Bythejerseyborder]

Definitely let us know if you find any benefits . As for” protocols “ Hinz amino acid one seems to work . $ 49 isn’t that much if you gain insights n benefits . Thanks for giving it a try n let us know if it was worth it.

[David1967 in reply to Bythejerseyborder]

How do you find your health after using the Parkinson protocol for a couple of months? Do you find it helpful?