Thursday, November 5, 2009

Parkinson Disease More Condition_symptoms Any Suggestions For Books On Parkinson's Disease That Give Ideas For More Natural Methods Of Dealing With It?

Any suggestions for books on Parkinson's Disease that give ideas for More Natural methods of dealing with it? - parkinson disease more condition_symptoms

My husband has Parkinson's and too many books out there, buy them all. There is a suggestion of a book with ideas for the natural methods to treat the disease exist?

Or suggestions for someone who has the disease?

2 comments:

Mags said...

I suggest you use the Web to view a wide variety of products. Here you will find links to wikipedia definitions.

You will not find a definitive book, because there are many variables. And you should be aware that some are listed, many suggestions cons. I heard some physical proposals because it interferes with the equal and opposite reaction.

I suggest you begin by looking at CoQ10 1200 mg per day.
Glutathione is a powerful antioxidant. But it is not effective INTHE tablet or capsule. A patch is available and gluathione sublingual. Carried out by the NAC and milk thistle to be accompanied.

Without knowing the symptoms of her husband's wishes, I propose the general PD drills, including vocal exercises in swallowing, speech and oxygen consumption to help.

Check this site for a number of these questions quickly and feel free to comment and questions in the comments sections.

http://parkinsonsfocustoday.blogspot.com ...

You can alsofind interesting on the method of breathing Butykeo this target asthma, but also Parkinson's adjusted. It is a method of dealing with the breathing, respiratory rate and rhythm of Nuesta aspiration. It was developed to hyperventilation hiding to avoid on the basis of a theory of CO2.

There are also physical therapy, swimming, dancing (when the tango-do) is a treatment of massage, relax the muscles tightening, helping you to re power, restore the balance to go a different way.

You should consult your doctor as some treatments may be covered by your insurance.

Some people are helped by adjustments of food. This can be very simple or very complex depending on the current diet.

http://www.nutritionucanlivewith.com/par ...

You can also join patients like me, is a good forum to ask these questions and get many answers to control the disease, read about real people with real side effects to. You can now join her husband a blowagile than you can relate to. It will give you access. The site was a little difficult to use, but is currently about 3,000 members.

http://www.patientslikeme.com/

There are several good websites with suggestions for alternative therapies.
Would you like to learn more about acupuncture as well.

Please do not hesitate to email me if you have further questions.

Best wishes. PD is a difficult way for patients and their families, but may be easier with a good plan of action and monitoring. The alternative treatment, neurologist May suggestions. Ask not asked whether the pills were all I wanted for the quality and quantity of life.

Addendum: There is a book that is a must read for the year PD: Parkinson's disease and the Art of Movement "by John Argue
http://www.amazon.com/Parkinsons-Disease ...
These exercises are with two people - one done for reading, advice and support and the patient.

No retraining of the brain - neoplasticity - in the sameon how two can retrain a relative newcomer to the market, you, but it's a cheap way of adjusting the position, course, the voice of "flexibility, strength, coordination and nalance, improve communication, voice power and clrity speech, delayed progression of symptoms "

Another added:
Visit this site - is a quick read with lots of good suggestions:
http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art3 ...
Check Ascorbate Zinc - could be significant.

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