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First-Ever Device For Early Detection Of Parkinson’s Disease.
Dopamine plays a crucial role in neurological conditions like Parkinson’s and mental health issues such as depression. Researchers have discovered the fastest way to measure the dopamine level providing results within seconds. https://www.myhealthyclick.com/parkinsons-disease-researchers-develop-first-ever-device-for-early-detection
Dopamine plays a crucial role in neurological conditions like Parkinson’s and mental health issues such as depression. Researchers have discovered the fastest way to measure the dopamine level providing results within seconds. https://www.myhealthyclick.com/parkinsons-disease-researchers-develop-first-ever-device-for-early-detection
RobertReny
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
The JAMA and the Canadian Fluoride Study. Whose side are they on?
Pretty good study out of U of Toronto (n=512 pregnant women) about the debilitating impact of fluoride on pregnant women and their newborns (measured at 3-4 years old). Significantly lower IQs. Anyone who thinks US tap water doesn't contain chlorine and fluoride is sadly mistaken. About 75%-80% and that
Pretty good study out of U of Toronto (n=512 pregnant women) about the debilitating impact of fluoride on pregnant women and their newborns (measured at 3-4 years old). Significantly lower IQs. Anyone who thinks US tap water doesn't contain chlorine and fluoride is sadly mistaken. About 75%-80% and that
sharoncrayn
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
APDA Citation: What is wrong with these 2 sentences? Anyone?
These 2 sentences were the lead sentences in the APDA citation provided in one of our recent threads. Let's see how many our many "fuax" medical types can answer my question correctly. Perhaps the individual who provided the citation as a benefit to our newbies can provide the correct answer. Perhaps
These 2 sentences were the lead sentences in the APDA citation provided in one of our recent threads. Let's see how many our many "fuax" medical types can answer my question correctly. Perhaps the individual who provided the citation as a benefit to our newbies can provide the correct answer. Perhaps
sharoncrayn
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
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How I reduced my Parkinson’s meds by 50% and beat my addiction to dopamine
Fifteen years ago I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease (PD). Within a year I was taking the standard medication associated with the disease, dopamine in its various forms (levodopa/carbadopa, aka. Sinemet). Like most sufferers of PD, my need for Sinemet, grew and grew until I was taking 200 mg every
Fifteen years ago I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease (PD). Within a year I was taking the standard medication associated with the disease, dopamine in its various forms (levodopa/carbadopa, aka. Sinemet). Like most sufferers of PD, my need for Sinemet, grew and grew until I was taking 200 mg every
GaryTorch
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Don't keep fixating on dopamine to alleviate your lack of energy.
Dopamine is just one(1) neurotransmitter within your system's complex of neurotransmitters. Unfortunately, many have over exaggerated its importance in treating PD and related energy depletion issues. It isn't that simple. If it were, we would all just dump buckets of dopamine drugs down our mouths and
Dopamine is just one(1) neurotransmitter within your system's complex of neurotransmitters. Unfortunately, many have over exaggerated its importance in treating PD and related energy depletion issues. It isn't that simple. If it were, we would all just dump buckets of dopamine drugs down our mouths and
sharoncrayn
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Oxycodone Dopamine Agonist?
So I have just come off of ropinirole for restless leg due to augmentation and I’m now taking oxycodone 5 mg before bedtime. This is really been helping and I was hoping it would be good for the transitioning from Ropinerol. I just read that oxycodone is an agonist. Does this mean I will have augmentation
So I have just come off of ropinirole for restless leg due to augmentation and I’m now taking oxycodone 5 mg before bedtime. This is really been helping and I was hoping it would be good for the transitioning from Ropinerol. I just read that oxycodone is an agonist. Does this mean I will have augmentation
Hidden
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
The dopamine diet
Hi everyone.. Restless legs syndrome is a terrible affliction.. I've lived with it for several years on and off . Dare I say it..but this summer it sort of "went away"..and I'm putting it down to the foods I eat or don't eat.. I've never taken medication for it as I'm afraid of augmentation...so am trying
Hi everyone.. Restless legs syndrome is a terrible affliction.. I've lived with it for several years on and off . Dare I say it..but this summer it sort of "went away"..and I'm putting it down to the foods I eat or don't eat.. I've never taken medication for it as I'm afraid of augmentation...so am trying
janland
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Melatonin and Parkinson Disease: Current Status and Future Perspectives for Molecular Mechanisms
inhibition of some pathways related to apoptosis, autophagy, oxidative stress, inflammation, α-synuclein aggregation, and dopamine loss in PD. In addition, melatonin improves some nonmotor symptom in patients with PD. Limited studies, however, have evaluated the role of melatonin on molecular mechanisms
inhibition of some pathways related to apoptosis, autophagy, oxidative stress, inflammation, α-synuclein aggregation, and dopamine loss in PD. In addition, melatonin improves some nonmotor symptom in patients with PD. Limited studies, however, have evaluated the role of melatonin on molecular mechanisms
Farooqji
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Left toenail has stopped growing
dx jan 2019. 52 y.o., mild symptoms although internal tightness doesn't feel to mild. left side tightness, some left heel drag, neuropathy in my left pointer finger, some involuntary movement in my left toe. i take sinemet ER (vary my dose trying to figure out what works best but generally 1tab in
dx jan 2019. 52 y.o., mild symptoms although internal tightness doesn't feel to mild. left side tightness, some left heel drag, neuropathy in my left pointer finger, some involuntary movement in my left toe. i take sinemet ER (vary my dose trying to figure out what works best but generally 1tab in
Jockboy17
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Causes Of Social Anxiety
Social anxiety or social phobia has many varied causes, including biological, psychological and social. However, each one may be intertwined so it is hard to specify exacting ones. Though it is not yet known if social anxiety is caused by genetic disposition or something learned through family social
Social anxiety or social phobia has many varied causes, including biological, psychological and social. However, each one may be intertwined so it is hard to specify exacting ones. Though it is not yet known if social anxiety is caused by genetic disposition or something learned through family social
healthywikihow
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Anxiety and Depression Support
5 years ago
L-carnosine
It seems like L-carnosine, a natural molecule of the brain, may have some significant benefits for PWP: https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/10/2/147 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18729814 Following is the relevant quotation from self hacked.com: 10) May Treat Parkinson’s Disease Carnosine reduces
It seems like L-carnosine, a natural molecule of the brain, may have some significant benefits for PWP: https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/10/2/147 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18729814 Following is the relevant quotation from self hacked.com: 10) May Treat Parkinson’s Disease Carnosine reduces
MehmetKutlu
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
I challenge you to give up refined sugars for a week!
Here is the challenge to you - ditch the refined sugar starting today for one week. Often we procrastinate and make excuses so the best way to beat the mind chatter and fear is to JUST DO IT!! Sugar is a huge contributor to disease - notice how our global consumption of this has massively increased in
Here is the challenge to you - ditch the refined sugar starting today for one week. Often we procrastinate and make excuses so the best way to beat the mind chatter and fear is to JUST DO IT!! Sugar is a huge contributor to disease - notice how our global consumption of this has massively increased in
WhollyAligned
Administrator
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Nutrition and Yoga for Health
5 years ago
Why should not we increase L-Dopa bioavailability in the Brain
After watching this video you will find out why you shouldn’t manipulate the L Dopa bioavailability in the brain. https://youtu.be/_eq28PCvfsg You are trying to balance something but you will end up messing with the same thing, in this case the Dopamine.
After watching this video you will find out why you shouldn’t manipulate the L Dopa bioavailability in the brain. https://youtu.be/_eq28PCvfsg You are trying to balance something but you will end up messing with the same thing, in this case the Dopamine.
Kia17
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Common Herbs With MAO Inhibitor Activity
MAOs, or monoamine oxidases, are enzymes that break down neurotransmitters and stop their messaging activity. MAO-A breaks down serotonin, epinephrine and norepinephrine; MAO-B deactivates dopamine. https://www.livestrong.com/article/82970-common-herbs-mao-inhibitor-activity/
MAOs, or monoamine oxidases, are enzymes that break down neurotransmitters and stop their messaging activity. MAO-A breaks down serotonin, epinephrine and norepinephrine; MAO-B deactivates dopamine. https://www.livestrong.com/article/82970-common-herbs-mao-inhibitor-activity/
Kia17
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Can you take sinemet and sertraline (Zoloft) together ?
Can you take them together or do they need to be spaced out. Hubby has been leaving a gap between sinemet and breakfast with his sertraline and vitamins but I’m wondering if he can take the sertraline at the same time as the sinemet to get it into him earlier in the morning. He is struggling with the
Can you take them together or do they need to be spaced out. Hubby has been leaving a gap between sinemet and breakfast with his sertraline and vitamins but I’m wondering if he can take the sertraline at the same time as the sinemet to get it into him earlier in the morning. He is struggling with the
LAJ12345
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Switch from Ropinirole to Rotigotine
Thanks to everyone who replied to my post about changing from Ropinirole to Rotigotine patches. There was some very useful information and experiences from everyone and good advice. I am considering weaning myself of Ropinirole as it looks like the general view is you should not just switch from one
Thanks to everyone who replied to my post about changing from Ropinirole to Rotigotine patches. There was some very useful information and experiences from everyone and good advice. I am considering weaning myself of Ropinirole as it looks like the general view is you should not just switch from one
murph50
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Is Dopamine produced, stored and then depleted or just produced and used at same time?
Is dopamine produced, stored and then depleted or just produced and used as needed ( no storing or accumulated )? I have been looking for that answer for a while.... I’m wondering why do I wake up at morning at my best well being feeling of the day I mean minimum symptoms no dizzy no diskinesya minor
Is dopamine produced, stored and then depleted or just produced and used as needed ( no storing or accumulated )? I have been looking for that answer for a while.... I’m wondering why do I wake up at morning at my best well being feeling of the day I mean minimum symptoms no dizzy no diskinesya minor
marnegro
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
Morning help?
In the morning and up till Noon or so, I experience what I call a brain fog/storm, anxiety increased, etc. Is it from low dopamine when i awake at 6:30? Some symptoms improve 30/45 minutes after i take meds, but the other can last until after second dose at 11/12.
In the morning and up till Noon or so, I experience what I call a brain fog/storm, anxiety increased, etc. Is it from low dopamine when i awake at 6:30? Some symptoms improve 30/45 minutes after i take meds, but the other can last until after second dose at 11/12.
twss
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
DA Withdrawal
I'm now past my day 3 of the dopamine agonist withdrawal. I had been taking 0.125/0.0625 mg of Pramipex for the last seven months or so but decided to stop with the fear of augmentation and the fact that Pramipex had clearly made me dependent. A night without Pramipex started to mean that I would get
I'm now past my day 3 of the dopamine agonist withdrawal. I had been taking 0.125/0.0625 mg of Pramipex for the last seven months or so but decided to stop with the fear of augmentation and the fact that Pramipex had clearly made me dependent. A night without Pramipex started to mean that I would get
Heatherlss
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Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Coenzyme a . Has anyone used this?
I’m just going back through my husband’s DNA report from opus and noticed he has SNPs that mean he has high dopamine beta hydroxylase activity. I looked this up and apparently it sulphyryl compounds can inhibit this enzyme. On the list is coenzyme a . I’ve found you can buy it on amazon. Reviews say
I’m just going back through my husband’s DNA report from opus and noticed he has SNPs that mean he has high dopamine beta hydroxylase activity. I looked this up and apparently it sulphyryl compounds can inhibit this enzyme. On the list is coenzyme a . I’ve found you can buy it on amazon. Reviews say
LAJ12345
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Cure Parkinson's
5 years ago
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