Parkinson's Symptoms Video

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[racerCP]

I went to the John Gray website and it seems to me he is trying to bilk people with Parkinsons to provide him with a living promoting vitamins, books and videos. It doesn't sound to me as if he even had or has PD just clever enough to find a market.

[grey in reply to racerCP]

Having now reviewed DVD's and website, I agree with you, except I feel I could think of a few words in place of clever.

I don't wish to promote this enterprise, so I have withdrawn my previous post and will search for some suitable footage with no commercial links.

[racerCP in reply to grey]

Glad to hear that. Preaching to a vulnerable audience.

[FMundo in reply to racerCP]

Well... what's the verdict?

[grey in reply to FMundo]

Hi FMundo,

What's on trial?

[partypants in reply to FMundo]

My verdict is : Bullsh*t. It seems he's advocating replacing something (not sure what though) with a huge list of 'natural supplements' which you have to take multiple times a day and will almost certainly cost a lot of money. And the justification was based on false and misleading information - namely that the dopamine receptors in the brain stop responding to levadopa after a period of time. There's absolutely no evidence for this. It looks like a con to me. Grey - thanks for bringing to our attention and I think you did the correct thing in withdrawing your original post.