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Old 05-12-2007, 07:41 AM #8
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I read that we need to cut dopa production by 80% to display symptoms of PD. Have you seen such a reduction expressed as a temporary condition from which the patient recovered naturally ??? (the pope's miracle doesn't count ).

If so over what timeframe did this occur ?

Neil.

p.s. Tena, you really don't want to see my dancing.
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