My grandmother had Parkinson's before she passed and my father currently has it now. I've researched the disease quite a bit as has my father. He personally went through a surgery where they inserted a needle into his brain and wires connecting it to the motor function section of the brain. All the wires are connected to a battery pack inside of his chest that control currents of electricity which help lower the tremors very well.Less med and more body control. There are ways to help but no cure
Just an FYI....I am a Lyme disease patient . Lyme disease is known as :
" The Great Imitator" as it can mimic almost any disease that exists. Many Lyme patients I have spoken to over the years have been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease when they actually had Lyme disease. Will email a Lyme disease brochure to anyone interested.
You're exposed to toxins every time you breath, open a can of soup or buy a vegetable that was grown with the use of pesticides. If you've drank out of a plastic bottle or painted your home, you've been exposed to toxins. If there has ever been a carpet in your home you've been exposed to toxins. you cannot be alive on earth and not be exposed to toxins. So yes...you're grandmother has been exposed to toxins.
To Gmod Striker, im not a dr. just a PTA grad but i've learned that Wilson's disease mimics PD . Wilson's causes a defict in the metabolism of copper. The accumulation of copper within erythrocites (Red blood cells), liver , and kidneys produces degenerative changes (tremor, choreoathetoid movements, dysarthria, and progressive rigidity), i don't know what symptoms you have but you should ask your Dr. about Wilsons if you display some of these. hope this helps
Oxidative stress due to free radicals, alfa-synuclein aggregation; proteosomal dysfunction in Substantia Nigra pars compacta causing Parkinson's disease in Dopaminergic neurons in the Basal Ganglia. - So if your diet lacks anti-oxidants then you run the risk of deficit of Dopamin in the striatum.
I am not a doctor and I am not trying to raise false hopes.....but LYME DISEASE is known as the "GREAT IMITATOR." It can imitate many different diseases. ALS,MS,ANOREXIA NERVOSA,and PARKINSON'S to just name a few. Will email a LYME BROCHURE to anyone interested.
i got it hate it when they say oh micheal j fox has it he is doing fine. I say yea he has health insurance, money, resouces, and he does not have to go to work if he feels like it and sorry about your friend
My grandmother had Parkinson's before she passed and my father currently has it now. I've researched the disease quite a bit as has my father. He personally went through a surgery where they inserted a needle into his brain and wires connecting it to the motor function section of the brain. All the wires are connected to a battery pack inside of his chest that control currents of electricity which help lower the tremors very well.Less med and more body control. There are ways to help but no cure
CraveTehRandomness 8 months ago
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omexmc80 1 year ago
not trying to act like a Dr. but i've learned that the decreased dopoamine is actually happening in the corpus striatum portion of the basal ganglia
isaiahsaurus 2 years ago
Hello guys,
Just an FYI....I am a Lyme disease patient . Lyme disease is known as :
" The Great Imitator" as it can mimic almost any disease that exists. Many Lyme patients I have spoken to over the years have been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease when they actually had Lyme disease. Will email a Lyme disease brochure to anyone interested.
Elaine
ecftube 2 years ago
You're exposed to toxins every time you breath, open a can of soup or buy a vegetable that was grown with the use of pesticides. If you've drank out of a plastic bottle or painted your home, you've been exposed to toxins. If there has ever been a carpet in your home you've been exposed to toxins. you cannot be alive on earth and not be exposed to toxins. So yes...you're grandmother has been exposed to toxins.
tankgurl79 2 years ago
I've got a few symptoms but I'm not sure if I've got the disease :(
GmodStriker 2 years ago
To Gmod Striker, im not a dr. just a PTA grad but i've learned that Wilson's disease mimics PD . Wilson's causes a defict in the metabolism of copper. The accumulation of copper within erythrocites (Red blood cells), liver , and kidneys produces degenerative changes (tremor, choreoathetoid movements, dysarthria, and progressive rigidity), i don't know what symptoms you have but you should ask your Dr. about Wilsons if you display some of these. hope this helps
isaiahsaurus 2 years ago
Cause:
Oxidative stress due to free radicals, alfa-synuclein aggregation; proteosomal dysfunction in Substantia Nigra pars compacta causing Parkinson's disease in Dopaminergic neurons in the Basal Ganglia. - So if your diet lacks anti-oxidants then you run the risk of deficit of Dopamin in the striatum.
edwardgreat 2 years ago
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bpyjktgiuk 2 years ago
my Grandma never had exposure to toxin, this professer said he is a professer of this and he does not know, what teacher is that, that does not know.
videolver2 3 years ago
He said genetics too
SumthingStupid123 3 years ago 3
My dad never had exposure to toxins either.
dadmonson 2 years ago
Please tell me what if a parkinson's disease patient never takes medications?
pop41us 3 years ago
I am not a doctor and I am not trying to raise false hopes.....but LYME DISEASE is known as the "GREAT IMITATOR." It can imitate many different diseases. ALS,MS,ANOREXIA NERVOSA,and PARKINSON'S to just name a few. Will email a LYME BROCHURE to anyone interested.
Elaine in VA
ecftube 3 years ago
Parkinson disease is serious disease any1 who thinks its funny is a fucked up sick prat my friend died from it
kirsty261 3 years ago 7
i got it hate it when they say oh micheal j fox has it he is doing fine. I say yea he has health insurance, money, resouces, and he does not have to go to work if he feels like it and sorry about your friend
stonecoldjason 2 years ago
@kirsty261 how long did he have it before he died? :( i know someone who has it..
childplacid 11 months ago
that wasn't much of a help
jameskennedy80 3 years ago
oh ofcourse
neurologist would not check dental state of their parkinson's disease. Amalgam fillings is one of the reason
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andrewpamplona 3 years ago
that old lady is cuuute!!!
RafaHatesU 3 years ago
first/2nd?:o
ZwHowden 3 years ago
o.o
ZwHowden 3 years ago