Parkinson's disease

What should be done in order to halt the process as effective as possible?

Misirlou - Would give them Lithium Orotate 10 milligrams per day (this is important for any neurodegenerative disease),
Krill oil or some other good source of Omega-3 fatty acids, this is very important.

Consider iodine supplementation if patient complains of low body temperature.

It's important for them to take the active form (reduced form) of co-enzyme Q10 which is called Ubiquinol. 150 milligrams twice per day) If the regular version is used (Ubiquinone) then it would require 1,200 milligrams so it's worth getting Ubiquinol.

Give them 10,000 IU per day of Vitamin D. Parkinson's have weaker vitamin D receptors usually and are probably low in D.

Acetyl L-Carnitine with Lipoic acid twice per day with meals. This is critical and it will improve the efficacy of Levadopa/Carbidopa if this typically prescribed medication is used.

Curcumin, Resveratrol (research supports these independently).

Show this part to a doctor:

Look for any low functioning thyroid, RPR, folate, methylmalonic acid have the liver function checked (Hepatic detoxification profile), check for heavy metals such as DMPS

Check them for Lyme's disease. An unusually high number of Parkinson's patients are infected with Lyme and in some cases treatment may eliminate the disease.

If heavy metals are found, administer IV-Chelation sessions

If gait for walk is slow, administer IV-Glutathione. If patient is responsive may need regular treatment.

If Michael J Fox followed the advice on here, how much better would his Parkinson's get?

Through his foundation he is probably getting all of this info. Otherwise I would bowl over.

Misirlou wrote:Through his foundation he is probably getting all of this info. Otherwise I would bowl over.

The information I provided earlier was in 2009. So a lot has been discovered since that time.

So in addition to what was mentioned. Iron toxicity can be a culprit, and there is a procedure that may alleviate that problem.

Also PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) is promising, since it generates stem cells in the brain. There is much more of course, but these are the most important to mention.

In addition, there is a way to get away with taking a super physiologic dose of levadopa without having to deal with the side-effects normally associated with it. The key is using sufficient amino acids to balance the neurotransmitters out.

Michael J. Fox is not getting the best advice available because as many like him, depend on resources that involve more money than actual effective ways to spend the money. I do know that he's probably involved with stem cells, but through the more difficult way and not the practical way.

CausticSymmetry wrote:So in addition to what was mentioned. Iron toxicity can be a culprit, and there is a procedure that may alleviate that problem.

Hi CS,

Do you mean CCSVI?

Thank You

Yes, and I understand there are some other ways to address this that are different and also underway.

So how about we try to get this advice to Michael J. Fox and he can decide whether he wants to look into it?