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Old 06-22-2017, 10:12 AM #1
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John,


One issue I've personally seen was Doc X kept ramping up medication levels as "Parkinson's is progressive". My Doc had people REDUCE their medication levels to "acceptable amount of tremor". Some it to be expected, it's a balance. Folks who reduced were doing my better!
Hi Tom et al,

I have certainly found this to be true and feel it is an extremely important statistic that deserves much attention as it waxes contrary to traditional allopathic protocol. How do you explain this?

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