hair nutrition similar to natural remedie for parkinson's / essential tremors

hi CS,

can you comment on this? hair nutrition similar to natural remedie for parkinson's / essential tremors

its seems that way from my research...

do you know about nutrition to help these conditions? thank you!

RobHealthMan - I almost missed your post. Essential tremors with or without a Parkinson's diagnosis has a complex etiology. Environmental factors are definitely a factor.

For example, in some cases it can be strictly caused by manganese toxicity. It is reversible in these cases--extra-pyramidal manifestations.

Most other cases involve either a cerebral vascular insufficiency that causes an iron build-up, so that iron toxicity accumulates in the brain and there's no way for it to "bleed" out. There are new procedures still under investigation can be repair this vascular problem, either around or at the brain stem, which can allow an iron accumulation to be resolved, fixing the problem.

Other cases involve consumption of endocrine disruptors, such as pesticides, xenoestrogens, aspartame, and problems with oral pathology.

Lastly, there can be a problem with an injury or trauma, located even in the feet or other part of the body. This might sound strange, but a broken foot or other area suffering trauma can alter neurological function. Essentially an interference field is created, and normal feed-back mechanisms are altered.

While there are a variety of natural substances that can reduce or prevent the breakdown of dopaminergic activity in the substantia nigra due to various toxins, it has been in my experience that these alone are not potent enough to resolve tremors.

Many things that I have tried have only worked temporarily and then the tremors continue.

However, there are fundamentally important supplements that should be taken by every Parkinson's patient. It's quite a long list. The most important of this list is plenty of Vitamin D3, Curcumin, Quercetin, Resveratrol, Black Tea extract, Krill Oil, Lithium Orotate, Lipoic acid and Acetyl L-carnitine.

One effective way to reduce tremors would involve a drug, which is the most common form used, but with a twist. Normally Leva Dopa is used to reduce the symptoms, however, a much higher dose of this drug can be used (without the usual side-effects) when it is also taken with therapeutic dosages of certain neurotransmitter precursors, such as DL-Phenylalanine, L-Tyrosine, and Tryptophan. In turn, this will allow a proper balance and a much higher dose of L-Dopa could be taken and result in a significant reduction in tremors. This requires a physician who is familiar with amino acid therapy and is willing to experiment with the proper dosage of both the amino acids and the drug.

CS,

FWIW, I've done lots of research here for own reasons.

CCSVI appears to be huge very big like it is in MS but is brand new info. CCSVI due to infections mostly lyme and lyme co infections and can post which ones if need.

Further, PEMF further appears to be huge to prevent problems due to CCSVI issues. This PEMF maker lost his father to Parkinson's and has good info http://www.earthpulse.net/ His youtube channel = https://www.youtube.com/profile?user=EarthPulseTechnologi#p/u/3/OfA7Gkdas90 I don't own it but one of my rife machines doubles as PEMF and this works well.

Also, hemochromatosis is an extremely common genetic defect in European descent. Causes increased iron absorption and from one forums testing results seems to be very common here as well and blood donation was helpful is symptoms. One person I know from the internet family member participated in a study and found 50 mg Iodide to prevented increased iron absorption from hemochromatosis and therefore didn't need blood donation.

Mold issues from home, car, etc. can also be very big as well.

Regarding increased cases further from the equater beyond the Vitamin D theory, I've seen one theory regarding geopathic stress and/or reduced infrared light exposure.

hope this helps

Jdp - Great point about Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields. I have heard that this is a potential cure, since it stimulate new brain development. Also, in years past I did treat those with Parkinson's for Lyme, although in most cases they appeared to have that infection due to a bad terrain (oral pathology or trauma to another section, usually the foot for Parkinson's patients).

Thank you for the links!

Hi CS or anyone else who can answer this,

I've been working with a probable early onset Parkinson's volunteer with very good results.

I'm wondering what are some of your favorite phase II liver detox supplements preferably without altering phase I detox?

Thank you.