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Old 08-03-2016, 11:51 PM #111
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Your doc sounds like a keeper!


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That is good news. As I've said here or maybe on another group, we are a "new world" of tests, numbers, research, science blah blah blah. Enjoy and get a little more bouncing. My new PT has me doing a rebounder in their gym and bouncing more on the BALL. I dusted my BALL off and bouncing on it more at home.

Due to all the OA mess and hip joint mess, I can't do what I did for years.
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Lightbulb new study shows statins increase Parkinson's
This is a huge study that refutes other theories that statins "help" Parkinson's.

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"We identified 20,000 Parkinson's disease patients and looked at whether using statins was associated with a higher or lower risk, and we found people using statins have a higher risk of the disease, so this is the opposite of what has been hypothesized," senior author Xuemei Huang, MD, PhD, vice chair for research at Penn State College of Medicine, Hershey, Pennsylvania, told Medscape Medical News.
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