Pedaling for Parkinson's...and dystonia

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02-07-2010, 09:05 PM

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on a recumbent 80rpm is just crazy fast even with zero resistance.
taking sinemet, 200-400cr, 100-200regular. have to be medicated to use the bike smoothly, otherwise unpleasantly jerky, have to concentrate on every rotation.

i'll keep you posted but that regime is a real challenge. running is way too painful plus even without pd i''d rather not wear out my knees.

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