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I have felt for a long time that the"restiing" tremor feature of pd, being strange, rare and peculiar lends an important clue to pd pathos. About 10 minutes into the video)...the mobilization ("stairstepping") function of the ANS offers explanation! I relate to the part where he says that as a baby flight/fight response wouldn't work (hence freezing/paralysis ensues)! But is there another piece here? where the vagus function (like the brain) habituates (or gets stuck?) This just confirms what I have felt for a long time...love is the only true" cure" especially maternal bonding.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmm-Sl5U3lY This explains why heart rythym variability can be a good thing! http://drsircus.com/medicine/function-vagus-nerve
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