great link
Daffy, that was a great link. It really explains the behind the scenes of PD, the role of agonists, etc. Leads me to believe more in the importance of antioxidants. Seems to me there is a supplement called NADH but from what I remember it was really expensive. I'd like to ask about a few other things...I ran across an article which studied the neuroprotective effect of CDP choline but can't find it as a supplement-only "choline" which is not the same thing as I understand it. Finally, I stumbled across a site for bio-research that sells human and rat derrived enzymes and antibodies. They listed something like 10ug of GDNF for $295.00. Hmmm..that and a DIY manual and we're on our way, lol. :eek:
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Will you give me the url for this info please
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It's a summary of a complete biochemistry of Parkinson's Disease. So there is far more information available beyond this. |
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Remembering the old Neurotalk
This may or may not be posted but I never understood why "Keith" was banned. The posts by him were always interesting and scientific. I miss him and hope he is well and maybe can rejoin this forum
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iron on the brain....no wonder grounding is so difficult
Janice Walton Hadlock described pd pathos as "rebellious or backwards flowing chi" ....considering the magnetic qualities of iron this explains that beautifully...
The roles of neuromelanin, binding of metal ions, and oxidative cytotoxicity in the pathogenesis of Parkinson's disease: A hypothesis | SpringerLink https://medicienterprises.com/wp-con...rkinsons-1.pdf Oxidative Stress Analysis 2. (Blood) >> Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, Senile Dementia: How to Understand It and What to Do About It – 155 (he no longer charges for subscription to his shows-only that you sign up) https://medicienterprises.com/wp-con...arkinson-2.pdf MD |
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people actively involved with pd treatment/research rarely post here, probably because of the liability if someone acts on a post and injures themselves. when a moderator with a healthcare background posts they include warnings/disclaimers, this guy didn't, just total disregard for the possible consequences of his words. whenever i see a poster try to undo pd dogma by presenting just a few articles supporting his/her "facts" i first go back and read their old posts to get an idea how objective they are and try to figure out their motives, why are they posting on a pd board and what other boards do they post on? sorry, got carried away. it's the pd. :) |
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"Funny you should say this as I had a run in with 'Keith' under a pseudonym on a Facebook PD group yesterday. He was threatening and abusive when I challenged him and ended up saying he was going to report me to the benefits office (welfare) for pretending to be too sick to work. I have spent the last few hours in tears and extremely upset. He is a nasty man with a personality disorder.
Trixiedee" Trixidee, It's been years now but the posts/replys that I read by Daffy Duck/Kieth, as I remember, did not seem to be abusive. He certainly was challenging in some of his presentations but isn't that a good thing when we are dealing with the unknowns of PD. As someone in China once said, "let a thousand flowers bloom". To accuse someone of being abusive when they are unable to present there side of the story is unfair, don't you think? Could you provide us with the web site and titles of this exchange. |
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