When we talk about revolution "against" the world of Parkinson's...

[parkinsonshereandnow]

1) ...we talk about Parkinson's diseases or Parkinson's syndrome, because it affects all neurotransmitters, every aspect of the mind and body. Not just dopamine.

(When I write about Parkinson's, I use its former name: "paralysis agitans" to free my mind from prejudices, limitations associated with what everyone believes or knows... to defuse that fascination of words so loaded with information. Then I rewrite "Parkinson's" in each place).

2) ...we are talking about medicines and their adverse effects (iatrogenic), often worse than the symptoms of the original disease itself. There are hundreds of studies on this subject...

3) ...we also talk about the interests that exist in everything that surrounds Parkinson's, the herd of elephants in the room that hardly anyone mentions.... Their place is outside the room, which is not theirs.

But we talk about the genuine hope that brings us the Science that only cares about improving the lives of the sick and their families...

... of Schaefner who in 2019 told us that vitamin B12 could regulate (control, epigenetically silence) the main gene that produces the disease, LRRK2;

... from Suzuki who in 2013 told us that 1200 IU of vitamin D3 could slow down Parkinson's - at least for the year of the study;

- neurologists Fullard and Duda, who in 2020 reminded us that several studies with thousands of patients showed no adverse effects with 10,000 IU of vitamin D3. So five neurologists, that I have found so far, recommend them against Parkinson's: Coimbra, Perlmutter, Hiller, Fullard and Duda.

(And these last two dared to say that 20 minutes of sun on the beach produced 15,000-25,000 IU of vitamin D3).

And so on, hundreds of other pieces of information, so full of real hope...

When we say that we are living on a revolution that has been silenced for the last decades, we say that it is up to each and every one of us how long it will take for it to become orthodoxy, to be recommended and prescribed by 99% of neurologists...

(By Jesús Márquez, Parkinson's here and now).

[Dabaa]

So grateful to you for posting this because you've just confirmed what, until now, was a mere intuition on my part; namely, that nutrient, especially B Vitamin, malabsorption is somehow at cause in my PD. Will visit your site. GBY.