Caregiver stress can arise when a person is so focused on the needs of the person being cared for that the person's own physical and emotional health are neglected. Signs of Caregiver Stress:DepressionWithdrawalAnxietyAngerDifficulty ConcentratingChanges in Eating HabitsInsomniaExhaustionDrinking or SmokingEven if you love your care recipient, you may start yelling at them more or have difficulty controlling your temper with other people as your stress levels rise.The Kindness Dialogue differs from all of the standard strategies. It is based on the Enneagram.Type 1: ThePerfectionistType 2: The GiverType 3: The AchieverType 4: The IndividualistType 5: The InvestigatorType 6: The SkepticType 7: The EnthusiastType 8: The ChallengerType 9: The PeacemakerAll necessary information is free and available on my website: www.the-kindness-dialogue.com

Caregiver stress can arise when a person is so focused on the needs of the person being cared for that the person's own physical and emotional health are neglected.  Signs of Caregiver Stress: DepressionWithdrawalAnxietyAngerDifficulty ConcentratingChanges in Eating HabitsInsomniaExhaustionDrinking or Smoking Even if you love your care recipient, you may start yelling at them more or have difficulty controlling your temper with other people as your stress levels rise. The Kindness Dialogue differs from all of the standard strategies. It is based on the Enneagram. Type 1: ThePerfectionist Type 2: The Giver Type 3: The Achiever Type 4: The Individualist Type 5: The Investigator Type 6: The Skeptic Type 7: The Enthusiast Type 8: The Challenger Type 9: The Peacemaker All necessary information is free and available on my website: <a href="http://www.the-kindness-dialogue.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.the-kindness-dialogue.com</a>

Caregiver Stress and Burnout

Dr. Christian Hageseth is an 82-year-old retired psychiatrist. His first symptoms of PD started 18 years ago, yet he only started taking L-Dopa 2 ½ years ago. He credits his success in slowing PD—almost to a halt—to his attitude, exercise, and practicing yoga. He directed his local PD support group from 2012 to 2019. During that time, the numbers of attendees went from thirteen to more than one hundred every month. Today he feels it is critically important for PWPs to avoid spending their time looking for for the next new drug to show up. Instead, he says to live life to its fullest. He reminds us that PD does not appreciably shorten the life span of PWPs. And he also reminds us that medications such as L-dopa do not increase longevity. He has always viewed PD as a challenge, not a curse.

Dr. Christian Hageseth is an 82-year-old retired psychiatrist. His first symptoms of PD started 18 years ago, yet he only started taking L-Dopa 2 ½ years ago. He credits his success in slowing PD—almost to a halt—to his attitude, exercise, and practicing yoga. He directed his local PD support group from 2012 to 2019. During that time, the numbers of attendees went from thirteen to more than one hundred every month.  Today he feels it is critically important for PWPs to avoid spending their time looking for for the next new drug to show up. Instead, he says to live life to its fullest. He reminds us that PD does not appreciably shorten the life span of PWPs. And he also reminds us that medications such as L-dopa do not increase longevity. He has always viewed PD as a challenge, not a curse.

My journey with Parkinson’s - years 12 to 18

Martha will bring us up to date on the latest Parkinson's Microbiome findings and research and help connect the dots to our environment and increasingly processed and toxic food systems with idea on how to build a healthy microbiome to improve the symptoms of Parkinson's.  She will discuss environmental toxins, diet/nutrition, stress management and exercise as ways to impact the course of your disease and how to build your own health timeline to understand what may be impacting the course of your illness and how to change the trajectory.  Probiotics website:https://biotiquest.comMartha Carlin's My Parkinson's blog https://www.marthasquest.comWebsite for the Australian distributor:https://www.nourishmeorganics.com.auRobert Rodgers PhDFounder 2004Parkinsons Recovery

Martha will bring us up to date on the latest Parkinson's Microbiome findings and research and help connect the dots to our environment and increasingly processed and toxic food systems with idea on how to build a healthy microbiome to improve the symptoms of Parkinson's.  She will discuss environmental toxins, diet/nutrition, stress management and exercise as ways to impact the course of your disease and how to build your own health timeline to understand what may be impacting the course of your illness and how to change the trajectory.   Probiotics website: <a href="https://biotiquest.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://biotiquest.com</a> Martha Carlin's My Parkinson's blog <a href="https://www.marthasquest.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.marthasquest.com</a> Website for the Australian distributor: <a href="https://www.nourishmeorganics.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.nourishmeorganics.com.au</a> Robert Rodgers PhD Founder 2004 Parkinsons Recovery

Accelerating Research in Parkinson's Gut-Brain-Immune Research

Bill Curtis developed Parkinson’s symptoms at the age of 45 in the year 2000. He  discusses his experience with using ketones and other therapie .Ketone Ester available at: https://www.ketoneaid.com/prHave questions? Email Frank at: frank@ketonaid.com

Bill Curtis developed Parkinson’s symptoms at the age of 45 in the year 2000. He  discusses his experience with using ketones and other therapie . Ketone Ester available at: <a href="https://www.ketoneaid.com/pr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ketoneaid.com/pr</a> Have questions? Email Frank at: frank@ketonaid.com

Ketones as Therapy for Parkinson's

Topics that Ross Pelton will discuss include: Rapamycin: Listeners can order Ross's  book from:  LIfeExtension/com/TOR  or call Life Extension at w1-866-598-6747Diet &amp; Intermittent FastingGut Health &amp; The Microbiome Theory of AgingBoosting Glutathione levelsPEMF &amp; BemerCrystal-free Coenzyme Q10

Topics that Ross Pelton will discuss include:  Rapamycin: Listeners can order Ross's  book from:  LIfeExtension/com/TOR  or call Life Extension at w1-866-598-6747Diet &amp; Intermittent FastingGut Health &amp; The Microbiome Theory of AgingBoosting Glutathione levelsPEMF &amp; BemerCrystal-free Coenzyme Q10

Life Extension Therapies: Improving the Quality of Life & Health of PD Patients

Dr. Amy Yasko has a PhD in Microbiology/Immunology/infectious Disease from Albany Medical College and has completed multiple postdoctoral fellowships at the Yale Medical center, Wilmot Cancer Center URMC and Pediatric Infectious Disease at URMC.After working in biotechnology for 15 years. Dr. Amy shifted her focus to alternative halthcare. She has a Doctor of Natural Health, is a board-certified Alternative Medical Practitioner, a board certified Holistic Health Practitions and a Felllow of the American Association of Ingegrative Medicine. Following the completion of her traiing in Natural Health Dr. Amy began giving in -person consultations in Bethel, Maine. This work laid the foundation for the Yasko Protocol over 20 years ago which was created to serve as a guide for individuals to built a personalized map for health and wellness by making choices grounded in science. In this interview, Dr. Amy Yasko will discuss how the Yasko Protocol can be applied to those with neurological discorders, with a focus on Parkinson's disease. The protocol emphasizes a data driven approach by using the results of non-invasive at-home test kits to help guide individuals on how to best support their unique system with the use of natural supplementation. https://holistichealth.com https://www.holisticheal.com/getting-started-dr-amy-yasko

Dr. Amy Yasko has a PhD in Microbiology/Immunology/infectious Disease from Albany Medical College and has completed multiple postdoctoral fellowships at the Yale Medical center, Wilmot Cancer Center URMC and Pediatric Infectious Disease at URMC. After working in biotechnology for 15 years. Dr. Amy shifted her focus to alternative halthcare. She has a Doctor of Natural Health, is a board-certified Alternative Medical Practitioner, a board certified Holistic Health Practitions and a Felllow of the American Association of Ingegrative Medicine.  Following the completion of her traiing in Natural Health Dr. Amy began giving in -person consultations in Bethel, Maine. This work laid the foundation for the Yasko Protocol over 20 years ago which was created to serve as a guide for individuals to built a personalized map for health and wellness by making choices grounded in science.  In this interview, Dr. Amy Yasko will discuss how the Yasko Protocol can be applied to those with neurological discorders, with a focus on Parkinson's disease. The protocol emphasizes a data driven approach by using the results of non-invasive at-home test kits to help guide individuals on how to best support their unique system with the use of natural supplementation.  <a href="https://holistichealth.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://holistichealth.com</a> <a href="https://www.holisticheal.com/getting-started-dr-amy-yasko" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.holisticheal.com/getting-started-dr-amy-yasko</a>

Q&A with Amy Yasko PhD - Founder of Holistic Health International

Karl Sterling is a neuro-rehabilitation specialist and NASM Master Trainer based in Syracuse, New York, and is the creator of the Parkinson's Regeneration Training ® and NeuroMotor Training ® education programs.While his extensive experience as a rehabilitation specialist includes working with a variety of populations, he primarily specializes in working with clients who have movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease, MSA (Multiple System Atrophy), MS, Charcot-Marie-Tooth, Alzheimer's, Epilepsy, Autism, and more.Karl travels extensively around the world as public speaker, keynote speaker, and educator in the movement disorder, human movement, and personal growth arenas. He is the Chief Operating Officer of Agile Human Performance, Inc. and owner/CEO of NeuroMotor Training LLC, which currently offer courses worldwide.In his second book, "Parkinson's Empowerment Training" author Karl Sterling goes deep into exploring many areas that will help the person with PD to manage symptoms and improve quality of movement, cognition, memory, and life. Topics include:the power of hope, empowerment, and beliefhow to maximize neuroplasticitysleep managementbenefits of using Power Plate and whole body vibrationlearn about the many roles of dopamineimprove memory and cognition"Nutrition in Parkinson's Disease" written by dietitian, Cynthia Lopezwww.karlsterling.com

Karl Sterling is a neuro-rehabilitation specialist and NASM Master Trainer based in Syracuse, New York, and is the creator of the Parkinson's Regeneration Training ® and NeuroMotor Training ® education programs. While his extensive experience as a rehabilitation specialist includes working with a variety of populations, he primarily specializes in working with clients who have movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease, MSA (Multiple System Atrophy), MS, Charcot-Marie-Tooth, Alzheimer's, Epilepsy, Autism, and more. Karl travels extensively around the world as public speaker, keynote speaker, and educator in the movement disorder, human movement, and personal growth arenas. He is the Chief Operating Officer of Agile Human Performance, Inc. and owner/CEO of NeuroMotor Training LLC, which currently offer courses worldwide. In his second book, "Parkinson's Empowerment Training" author Karl Sterling goes deep into exploring many areas that will help the person with PD to manage symptoms and improve quality of movement, cognition, memory, and life. Topics include: the power of hope, empowerment, and belief how to maximize neuroplasticity sleep management benefits of using Power Plate and whole body vibration learn about the many roles of dopamine improve memory and cognition "Nutrition in Parkinson's Disease" written by dietitian, Cynthia Lopez <a href="http://www.karlsterling.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.karlsterling.com</a>

Parkinson's Empowerment Training

Ross Pelton, the Natural Pharmacist, discusses how the prescription drug rapamycin can increase longevity. The discovery of rapamycin resulted in scientific studies that have enabled scientists to gain a totally new understanding of the aging process and how we might use this new information to improve health and delay the onset of age-related diseases. The topics in this book are collectively one of the most important breakthroughs in the science of life extension that has ever been discovered.The Rapamcyin Story: An interview with Ross Pelton, author of Rapamycin, mTOR, Autophagy &amp; Treating mTOR Syndrome.https://www.lifeextension.com/magazine/2022/6/rapamycinRapamycin: A Quantum Leap in Life Extension: Article was published in the Aug. 4, 2022 issue of the Townsend Leter.https://www.townsendletter.com/article/466-anti-aging-and-rapamycin/Rapamycin: Extending Health Span and Life Span:  Article was published in Integrative Medicine: May 2022.http://imjournal.com/oa/index.html?fid=PeltonOrder At:  LifeExtension.com/rapa

Ross Pelton, the Natural Pharmacist, discusses how the prescription drug rapamycin can increase longevity.  The discovery of rapamycin resulted in scientific studies that have enabled scientists to gain a totally new understanding of the aging process and how we might use this new information to improve health and delay the onset of age-related diseases. The topics in this book are collectively one of the most important breakthroughs in the science of life extension that has ever been discovered. The Rapamcyin Story: An interview with Ross Pelton, author of Rapamycin, mTOR, Autophagy &amp; Treating mTOR Syndrome. <a href="https://www.lifeextension.com/magazine/2022/6/rapamycin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.lifeextension.com/magazine/2022/6/rapamycin</a> Rapamycin: A Quantum Leap in Life Extension: Article was published in the Aug. 4, 2022 issue of the Townsend Leter. <a href="https://www.townsendletter.com/article/466-anti-aging-and-rapamycin/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.townsendletter.com/article/466-anti-aging-and-rapamycin/</a> Rapamycin: Extending Health Span and Life Span:  Article was published in Integrative Medicine: May 2022. <a href="http://imjournal.com/oa/index.html?fid=Pelton" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://imjournal.com/oa/index.html?fid=Pelton</a> Order At:  <a href="http://LifeExtension.com/rapa" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LifeExtension.com/rapa</a>

Can Rapamycin be Helpful for Parkinson's Disease Patients?

Lilian Sjøberg is a Danish coach and trouble shooter, good at seeing patterns, with a masters in biology. For five years, she has collected knowledge about how people around the world get better from chronic diseases, such as Parkinson's Disease, and coached people to get better by reducing stress. Her mission is to spread self-help tools and accessible therapies to all people with symptoms, stress, and diagnoses.https://hopeshortcut.com/information-about-hopeshortcut-online-course/Lilian has created her online HOPE-shortcut programme, based on this knowledge and experience, which currently consists of a stress test, practical course and coaching sessions:H: get new hope – you can get better, learn a new way of thinking about symptoms;O: observe your symptoms – so you know if your symptoms are decreasing or not -  notice the variation and be aware of which situations that make your symptoms flare up;P: pacify your symptoms, learn about the 4 main strategies that people around the world use to reduce symptoms;E: engage yourself – get extra motivation to start the journey to better health and be persistent;

Lilian Sjøberg is a Danish coach and trouble shooter, good at seeing patterns, with a masters in biology. For five years, she has collected knowledge about how people around the world get better from chronic diseases, such as Parkinson's Disease, and coached people to get better by reducing stress. Her mission is to spread self-help tools and accessible therapies to all people with symptoms, stress, and diagnoses. <a href="https://hopeshortcut.com/information-about-hopeshortcut-online-course/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://hopeshortcut.com/information-about-hopeshortcut-online-course/</a> Lilian has created her online HOPE-shortcut programme, based on this knowledge and experience, which currently consists of a stress test, practical course and coaching sessions: H: get new hope – you can get better, learn a new way of thinking about symptoms; O: observe your symptoms – so you know if your symptoms are decreasing or not -  notice the variation and be aware of which situations that make your symptoms flare up; P: pacify your symptoms, learn about the 4 main strategies that people around the world use to reduce symptoms; E: engage yourself – get extra motivation to start the journey to better health and be persistent;

A Novel Approach for Reducing Stress that Fuels Parkinson's Symptoms

Csilla Veress ND, Dipl. OM, is primary care doctor at TrueNorth Health Center, in Santa Rosa, CA. Dr. Veress is a graduate from Rutgers University with a degree in Biology, and obtained her medical degree from Bastyr University, where she also finished her masters in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. The focus of her practice and outreach is to educate and inspire individuals to achieve optimal health, through nutrition and lifestyle medicine.She has a regular lecture series at TrueNorth Health Center and does outreach to the community on the impact of whole food, plant-based nutrition, water fasting and lifestyle modification in preventing and treating chronic illness. She is a contributing writer for NPLEX, helping elevate excellence within the ND board examinations. She is an author of the sleep module component of the lifestyle Medicine Core curriculum offered by The American College of Lifestyle Medicine.Dr. Veress has written several articles for Health Science Magazine, and her work has been featured on a Netflix documentary. She has been a contributing expert in various summits and podcasts, discussing the importance of plant based nutrition, fasting, sleep, stress management, and lifestyle hacking for optimal health.  Instagram: @drcsillaveressndlacWebsite: drcsillaveress.comEmail: drcsilla@drcsillaveress.comFacebook: @csillaveressndlac

Csilla Veress ND, Dipl. OM, is primary care doctor at TrueNorth Health Center, in Santa Rosa, CA. Dr. Veress is a graduate from Rutgers University with a degree in Biology, and obtained her medical degree from Bastyr University, where she also finished her masters in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. The focus of her practice and outreach is to educate and inspire individuals to achieve optimal health, through nutrition and lifestyle medicine. She has a regular lecture series at TrueNorth Health Center and does outreach to the community on the impact of whole food, plant-based nutrition, water fasting and lifestyle modification in preventing and treating chronic illness. She is a contributing writer for NPLEX, helping elevate excellence within the ND board examinations. She is an author of the sleep module component of the lifestyle Medicine Core curriculum offered by The American College of Lifestyle Medicine. Dr. Veress has written several articles for Health Science Magazine, and her work has been featured on a Netflix documentary. She has been a contributing expert in various summits and podcasts, discussing the importance of plant based nutrition, fasting, sleep, stress management, and lifestyle hacking for optimal health.   Instagram: @drcsillaveressndlac Website: <a href="http://drcsillaveress.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">drcsillaveress.com</a> Email: drcsilla@drcsillaveress.com Facebook: @csillaveressndlac

Nutritional and lifestyle approach with managing Parkinson Disease

Parkinsons Recovery was founded in 2004 by Robert Rodgers, PhD to provide support, information and resources to persons who currently experience the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

I listened for a friend with Parkinsons. I was pleasantly surprised to hear such great information about this product the Beamer. I have suffered from a condition caused by a tick borne illness. Out of my symptoms was a severe sleep disorder. After three days of proper use of the Beamer I was able to sleep at 11 1/2 hour.
The last part of this podcast is Compounding pharmacist please listen to what he shares

Sleep Disorder

Thank you so much for doing this! Very informative and gives hope to people with this condition.

Great info!!

Parkinsons Recovery

This radio show celebrates the tenth anniversary of Parkinsons Recovery which was founded in 2004. Ten years of research into the factors that cause the symptoms of Parkinsons Disease and the therapies that help reverse them have revealed ten secrets into what it really takes to reverse the symptoms. These were all secrets to me 10 years ago so it is a good guess they are secrets to you now. All are revealed in this radio to celebrate 10 years of offering support and resources to persons who currently experience the symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Robert Rodgers PhDParkinsons RecoverySeven Secrets to Healing Chronic Disease

This radio show celebrates the tenth anniversary of Parkinsons Recovery which was founded in 2004. Ten years of research into the factors that cause the symptoms of Parkinsons Disease and the therapies that help reverse them have revealed ten secrets into what it really takes to reverse the symptoms. These were all secrets to me 10 years ago so it is a good guess they are secrets to you now. All are revealed in this radio to celebrate 10 years of offering support and resources to persons who currently experience the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.  Robert Rodgers PhD Parkinsons Recovery Seven Secrets to Healing Chronic Disease

Ten Secrets to Healing Parkinson's Disease

The show today airs a terrifically informative and practical interview done with Rick Carson, author of Taming Your Gremlin:  A Surprisingly Simple Method for Getting Out of Your Own Way and a delightful woman named Debi Eger who began having symptoms in 2001 and was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2005.  Debi has used Carson’s Gremlin-Taming Method to manage the internal turmoil, emotional angst, and identity confusion that comes with the territory of living with Parkinson’s.  Ms. Eger and Carson describe in simple terms how the exceedingly practical Gremlin-Taming Method can lead to inner peace even in the midst of outrageously difficult circumstances.  Taming Your Gremlin is available as both a HarperCollins book and as an audio version via CD or download wherever books and audio are sold.  For more information on Gremlin-Taming and Rick Carson’s work, visit www.tamingyourgremlin.com.

The show today airs a terrifically informative and practical interview done with Rick Carson, author of Taming Your Gremlin:  A Surprisingly Simple Method for Getting Out of Your Own Way and a delightful woman named Debi Eger who began having symptoms in 2001 and was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2005.  Debi has used Carson’s Gremlin-Taming Method to manage the internal turmoil, emotional angst, and identity confusion that comes with the territory of living with Parkinson’s.  Ms. Eger and Carson describe in simple terms how the exceedingly practical Gremlin-Taming Method can lead to inner peace even in the midst of outrageously difficult circumstances.  Taming Your Gremlin is available as both a HarperCollins book and as an audio version via CD or download wherever books and audio are sold.  For more information on Gremlin-Taming and Rick Carson’s work, visit <a href="http://www.tamingyourgremlin.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.tamingyourgremlin.com</a>.

Taming Your Gremlin

Irene Pasternack tells us how you can use the Feldenkrais Method to improve your balance, prevent falls, cope with freezing, maintain facial mobility, speech volume and swallowing, and find greater comfort and ease in day-to-day activities. The show includes a short Feldenkrais lesson to improve posture, comfort and stability in sitting. In addition to making you feel more comfortable, this lesson helps improve the mobility of your neck, head, and eyes, and has a direct impact on your balance in standing.

Feldenkrais and Parkinson's

Walter Mady, retired Physical Therapist and Exercise Specialist of thirty years, is my guest on the radio show today. Walter was diagnosed with Parkinsons Disease in 2008. He currently treats his symptoms using a combination of eastern and western approaches including exercise, ayurvedic medicine, Qigong and medications.

Physical Therapy Revelations for Parkinson's

Doing the same things the same way day in and day out dig deep ruts into the same, tired neural pathways. Our neurons get rutted and cluttered with debris. Symptoms flare.What can be done? Existing neurological pathways can be cleared and cleansed or we can create new pathways. Either approach reduces or eliminates symptoms.The most expedient approach is to pave new pathways which means our habits have to be transformed. How can this be accomplished? Answering this question has been the focus of my research over the past year. Two opportunities are available to explore the possibilities.First, natural methods to create new neural pathways can be explored through my Jump Start to Recovery classes. Second, I discuss a variety of exciting methods for creating new neural pathways during this radio show. All of my suggestions embrace natural approaches. Parkinsons Recovery Memberships provide opportunities for taking control over your recovery and in so doing, creating new neural pathways. For more information abiout memberships (only $10 a month) visit: https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com/parkinsons-recovery-membership

Doing the same things the same way day in and day out dig deep ruts into the same, tired neural pathways. Our neurons get rutted and cluttered with debris. Symptoms flare. What can be done? Existing neurological pathways can be cleared and cleansed or we can create new pathways. Either approach reduces or eliminates symptoms. The most expedient approach is to pave new pathways which means our habits have to be transformed. How can this be accomplished? Answering this question has been the focus of my research over the past year. Two opportunities are available to explore the possibilities. First, natural methods to create new neural pathways can be explored through my Jump Start to Recovery classes. Second, I discuss a variety of exciting methods for creating new neural pathways during this radio show. All of my suggestions embrace natural approaches. Parkinsons Recovery Memberships provide opportunities for taking control over your recovery and in so doing, creating new neural pathways. For more information abiout memberships (only $10 a month) visit: <a href="https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com/parkinsons-recovery-membership" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com/parkinsons-recovery-membership</a>

How to Create New Neural Pathways

David Howell

One factor that plays a leading role in causing the symptoms of Parkinson's disease is trauma. Why should a bike accident when you were five years old have anything to do with your symptoms today? Myofascial Release (MFR) therapist David Howell explains how this gentle therapy helps to remove physical obstructions in the body's fascia that might have happened at a time long ago and far away. As Coordinator of Rehabilitation Services for Puget Sound Health Care Center, David Howell also tells us all what it really means today to find yourself in a skilled nursing facility.

David Howell on Myofascial Release (MFR)

Dr. Christian Hageseth, a 75-year-old retired psychiatrist has had PD for 5 ½ years. He tried three medications briefly early in his illness, but stopped due to side effects and expense. The day after his diagnosis he started studying yoga and now practices it daily. For exercise he does what he calls Mindful Power Walking and High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT, also called Tabata). Finally, he has studied Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and meditates for 45 minutes each morning.He has fewer motor symptoms that are less severe since the time of his diagnosis. Last year he hiked up a 14000-foot mountain peak in Colorado. When meeting people for the first time most cannot tell he has PD. He now feels it’s his mission to train other Persons with Parkinson’s (PwPs) how to reduce their medications, reduce some motor symptoms, and live a fuller life.His program is called Integrating the BodyMind.  www.sweatingoutpd.com

Dr. Christian Hageseth, a 75-year-old retired psychiatrist has had PD for 5 ½ years. He tried three medications briefly early in his illness, but stopped due to side effects and expense. The day after his diagnosis he started studying yoga and now practices it daily. For exercise he does what he calls Mindful Power Walking and High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT, also called Tabata). Finally, he has studied Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and meditates for 45 minutes each morning. He has fewer motor symptoms that are less severe since the time of his diagnosis. Last year he hiked up a 14000-foot mountain peak in Colorado. When meeting people for the first time most cannot tell he has PD. He now feels it’s his mission to train other Persons with Parkinson’s (PwPs) how to reduce their medications, reduce some motor symptoms, and live a fuller life. His program is called Integrating the BodyMind.  <a href="http://www.sweatingoutpd.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sweatingoutpd.com</a>

Five years. No medications. Parkinson’s Improving

Jo Rosen, President and Founder of the  Parkinsons Resource Organization,  is my guest today."When my mother was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1984, I chalked it up to her growing old. When my husband, Alan, was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1989, I met Parkinson's in completely differentways; concern, despair, overwhelming sadness, curiosity; what to do, how to plan, who to talk to, and a vow to do something. It was February, 1990 that I made my deal with The Universe; namely, if she would teach me everything I needed to know about creating quality of life for my husband and me, I would share it with the world. Voila, the organization,Parkinson’s Resource Organization was born. In this, my 20th Year, I received the gift of introduction to TMJ/TMD (DDS) work within the movement disorder world." Jo Rosen's Parkinsons Resource Organization is the sponsor for the Ultimate Quality of Life Symposium to be held January 15th-16th Indian Wells, California.

Jo Rosen, President and Founder of the Parkinsons Resource Organization, is my guest today. "When my mother was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1984, I chalked it up to her growing old. When my husband, Alan, was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1989, I met Parkinson's in completely different ways; concern, despair, overwhelming sadness, curiosity; what to do, how to plan, who to talk to, and a vow to do something. It was February, 1990 that I made my deal with The Universe; namely, if she would teach me everything I needed to know about creating quality of life for my husband and me, I would share it with the world. Voila, the organization, Parkinson’s Resource Organization was born. In this, my 20th Year, I received the gift of introduction to TMJ/TMD (DDS) work within the movement disorder world." Jo Rosen's Parkinsons Resource Organization is the sponsor for the Ultimate Quality of Life Symposium to be held January 15th-16th Indian Wells, California.

Parkinsons Resource Organization

My guest on the show today is Lidia Epp, co-author of the publication -  Chronic polystemic candidiasis as a possible contributor to onset of idiopathic Parkinson's disease.  She will share with us how Parkinson's disease that affected her husband changed the course of her life and eventually lead her to the in-depth study of possible causes of the PD. A molecular biologist by profession - Lidia  researched scientific data and came to a conclusion that Candida can contribute to the symptoms of Parkinson's.

The Candida Connection to Parkinson's 

Marty Hinz MD, known internationally for developing an amino acid protocol, will address the following questions during the program today: : What is the primary cause of Parkinson’s disease?What the most effective Parkinson’s disease treatment?What is carbidopa?Why is carbidopa used?How does carbidopa deplete vitamin B6?What happens when vitamin B6 depletes?

Marty Hinz MD, known internationally for developing an amino acid protocol, will address the following questions during the program today: :  What is the primary cause of Parkinson’s disease?What the most effective Parkinson’s disease treatment?What is carbidopa?Why is carbidopa used?How does carbidopa deplete vitamin B6?What happens when vitamin B6 depletes?

How Parkinson’s Disease Drugs May Make Things Worse

Master Mingtong Gu, founder of The Chi Center, will answer your questions live, about how Qigong (pronounced chee – Gong) has helped his students in their Parkinson’s recovery and explains how the practice can help you. Master Gu trained in Wisdom Healing Qigong at the largest Qigong medicine-less hospital in China. Wisdom Healing Qigong is the form of medical Qigong that matches ancient movements, meditation and sounds to fit modern medical conditions. Qigong is very beneficial to Parkinson’s, because it reconnects the mind and the body--- helping the mind focus, the brain build neural connections, the body move, the heart find joy. Neuroscience is now able to map the changes in the brain from a practice like Qigong. Master Gu  offers online courses so that people of all ages with challenging health conditions can practice anywhere. He leads the only North American WHQ Retreats modeled on China’s successful program, offering 5-30 day intensive practice for chronic and acute conditions, including Parkinson’s. The Chi Center is located in Sonoma County CA. www.chicenter.com

Master Mingtong Gu, founder of The Chi Center, will answer your questions live, about how Qigong (pronounced chee – Gong) has helped his students in their Parkinson’s recovery and explains how the practice can help you. Master Gu trained in Wisdom Healing Qigong at the largest Qigong medicine-less hospital in China. Wisdom Healing Qigong is the form of medical Qigong that matches ancient movements, meditation and sounds to fit modern medical conditions. Qigong is very beneficial to Parkinson’s, because it reconnects the mind and the body--- helping the mind focus, the brain build neural connections, the body move, the heart find joy. Neuroscience is now able to map the changes in the brain from a practice like Qigong. Master Gu  offers online courses so that people of all ages with challenging health conditions can practice anywhere. He leads the only North American WHQ Retreats modeled on China’s successful program, offering 5-30 day intensive practice for chronic and acute conditions, including Parkinson’s. The Chi Center is located in Sonoma County CA. <a href="http://www.chicenter.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.chicenter.com</a>

Qigong for Parkinson's

Johan Boswinkel

The day after airing my radio show with Johan Boswinkel, inventor of the chiren - a revolutionary biophoton therapy, I made an appointment to see him in California.  I had never heard of biophoton therapy before and wanted to experience it for myself. I recorded my full session with him where he answers all of my questions. You will learn all about what he found and how he found it in my body. You will also learn a great deal more about one of the new biofeedback therapies of this century. During the show I will offer a full report on the result I experienced from receiving the therapy.  .

Biophoton Therapy with Johan Boswinkel

In September I sent out a one question survey to members of the global Parkinsons Recovery audience. The question asked on the survey was:“Please list below natural therapies that have helped you experience relief from symptoms of Parkinson's disease” During the radio show today I will provide a detail accounting of the varied and fascinating therapies reported to have been helpful. You will surely be awed, surprised and delighted with  diversity of therapies that are reported to have been helpful.Results from this and previous surveys will inspire the topics I will cover in a new Parkinsons Recovery course offering this 2019 fall titled “What Really Matters.” My new course will preview and discuss in detail the therapies reported to have been helpful to recovery. For more information and to register, visit:Lhttps://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com/what-really-mattersIf a therapy helps someone else – it may well be an option that merits your serious consideration!Robert Rodgers PhDFounderParkinsons RecoveryRoad to Recovery from Parkinsons Diseasehttps://www.parkinsonsdisease.me877-526-4646

In September I sent out a one question survey to members of the global Parkinsons Recovery audience. The question asked on the survey was: “Please list below natural therapies that have helped you experience relief from symptoms of Parkinson's disease”  During the radio show today I will provide a detail accounting of the varied and fascinating therapies reported to have been helpful. You will surely be awed, surprised and delighted with  diversity of therapies that are reported to have been helpful. Results from this and previous surveys will inspire the topics I will cover in a new Parkinsons Recovery course offering this 2019 fall titled “What Really Matters.” My new course will preview and discuss in detail the therapies reported to have been helpful to recovery. For more information and to register, visit:L <a href="https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com/what-really-matters" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com/what-really-matters</a> If a therapy helps someone else – it may well be an option that merits your serious consideration! Robert Rodgers PhD Founder Parkinsons Recovery Road to Recovery from Parkinsons Disease <a href="https://www.parkinsonsdisease.me" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.parkinsonsdisease.me</a> 877-526-4646

Natural Therapies Reported to Offer Relief from Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease

Most people believe that Parkinson's disease is degenerative. Is this really true? The annual Parkinsons Recovery survey answers this very question. This program summarizes the findings.  The 2018 survey asks a simple question: have you been better, the same or worse since a year ago. Also discussed were therapies that were helpful.Interested in information about a therapy reported to have been helpful? Dates of Parkinsons Recovery radio show Interviews are listed below that discuss these therapies. This Parkinsons Recovery Radio show website posts more than 11 pages of programs containing about 20 interviews on each page. To locate the replay of a program listed below, scroll down this page or scroll back pages to locate the date the program listed below was aired. All programs are listed on this website in the order they were aired from 2009 until today. Therapies below are listed in alphabetic order.    Amino Acid Therapy: January 5, 2018Aquas: August 21, 2016Ayurveda: July 10, 2013BEMER- Electromagnetic Therapy February 19, 2018.CBD Oil:  July 19, 2018Emotional Freedom Technique: August 25, 2015Exercise: May 22, 2003Ketone Diet: December 13, 2017 `Light Therapy (vielight):October 4, 2017Meditation: September 24, 2009Niacin Therapy (B1): May 23, 2018Physical Therapy: June 10, 2010, October 11, 2018, February 18, 2015QiGong: June 6, 2012, June 15, 2011, May 18, 2015Tai Chi: August 6, 2009, December 3, 2009Yoga: July 25, 2014, September 19, 2013Robert Rodgers PhDJump Start to Recoveryhttps://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com/jump-start-to-recovery

Most people believe that Parkinson's disease is degenerative. Is this really true? The annual Parkinsons Recovery survey answers this very question. This program summarizes the findings.   The 2018 survey asks a simple question: have you been better, the same or worse since a year ago. Also discussed were therapies that were helpful. Interested in information about a therapy reported to have been helpful? Dates of Parkinsons Recovery radio show Interviews are listed below that discuss these therapies. This Parkinsons Recovery Radio show website posts more than 11 pages of programs containing about 20 interviews on each page.  To locate the replay of a program listed below, scroll down this page or scroll back pages to locate the date the program listed below was aired. All programs are listed on this website in the order they were aired from 2009 until today. Therapies below are listed in alphabetic order.     Amino Acid Therapy: January 5, 2018 Aquas: August 21, 2016 Ayurveda: July 10, 2013 BEMER- Electromagnetic Therapy February 19, 2018. CBD Oil:  July 19, 2018 Emotional Freedom Technique: August 25, 2015 Exercise: May 22, 2003 Ketone Diet: December 13, 2017 ` Light Therapy (vielight):October 4, 2017 Meditation: September 24, 2009 Niacin Therapy (B1): May 23, 2018 Physical Therapy: June 10, 2010, October 11, 2018, February 18, 2015 QiGong: June 6, 2012, June 15, 2011, May 18, 2015 Tai Chi: August 6, 2009, December 3, 2009 Yoga: July 25, 2014, September 19, 2013 Robert Rodgers PhD Jump Start to Recovery <a href="https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com/jump-start-to-recovery" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com/jump-start-to-recovery</a>

Is Parkinson's Disease Degenerative?

A mild gut disorder may play a role in the cause of Parkinson’s Disease. Neurologist Stasha Gominak MD discusses how to use a simple vitamin regimen to fix both the gut and Parkinson’s disease. Dr. Stasha Gominak MD received her medical degree from Baylor College of Medicine and completed her Neurology residency at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.From 2004 to 2016 she had a busy general neurology practice where she became fascinated with issues connected with sleep disorders. She published several pivotal articles about the global struggle with worsening sleep and possible causes and solutions.

A mild gut disorder may play a role in the cause of Parkinson’s Disease. Neurologist Stasha Gominak MD discusses how to use a simple vitamin regimen to fix both the gut and Parkinson’s disease.  Dr. Stasha Gominak MD received her medical degree from Baylor College of Medicine and completed her Neurology residency at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. From 2004 to 2016 she had a busy general neurology practice where she became fascinated with issues connected with sleep disorders. She published several pivotal articles about the global struggle with worsening sleep and possible causes and solutions.

Diving a little deeper into the Gut Brain connection of Parkinson’s disease.

My guest is chronic illness life coach Tom Robinson. Tom has Crohn’s disease, and after struggling with it for several years, finally found the combination of conventional and alternative treatments that put it into remission.Soon afterwards, he left a 25-year engineering career behind and became a life coach for others with chronic illnesses. He encourages his clients to find out about all possible treatments like he did, but at the same time he teaches them powerful methods for healing the anxiety and depression that so many people with Parkinson’s disease and other chronic illnesses experience. Tune in and hear him share them.

My guest is chronic illness life coach Tom Robinson. Tom has Crohn’s disease, and after struggling with it for several years, finally found the combination of conventional and alternative treatments that put it into remission. Soon afterwards, he left a 25-year engineering career behind and became a life coach for others with chronic illnesses. He encourages his clients to find out about all possible treatments like he did, but at the same time he teaches them powerful methods for healing the anxiety and depression that so many people with Parkinson’s disease and other chronic illnesses experience. Tune in and hear him share them.

How to Heal the Anxiety and Depression that Often Accompanies Parkinson’s Disease

Jean Oswald, RN, is an aromatherapist who has specialized in identifying the essential oils that help people with neurological challenges. Jean talks about the recent research which has evaluated the effectiveness of essential oils for persons with Parkinsons symptoms and offers a preview of her amazing workshop to be presented at the parkinsons Recovery Summit in Cincinnati this June. Sign up for a private treatment she will be offering at the Summit by visiting her website: http://www.compassionateconsulting.net

Jean Oswald, RN, is an aromatherapist who has specialized in identifying the essential oils that help people with neurological challenges. Jean talks about the recent research which has evaluated the effectiveness of essential oils for persons with Parkinsons symptoms and offers a preview of her amazing workshop to be presented at the parkinsons Recovery Summit in Cincinnati this June. Sign up for a private treatment she will be offering at the Summit by visiting her website: <a href="http://www.compassionateconsulting.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.compassionateconsulting.net</a>

Essential Oils Offer Relief from Parkinson's Symptoms

Fred Phillips is an author and former martial arts instructor. He was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2008. He is my guest on Parkinsons Recovery Radio to discuss his journey with this challenging health condition, his philosophy and approach to recovery, and his recovery protocol. Fred was originally a guest on Parkinsons Recovery Radio several years ago. Fred blogs about his experience and can be found at fredphillips.wordpress.com. He lives on Manitoulin Island in Ontario, Canada.https://fredphillips.wordpress.com/Here are the questions Fred answers.1. For those who may not be familiar with your story could you provide an overview of your experience with Parkinson's2. What caused you to develop Parkinson's?3. What has happened since we last spoke?4. Has your philosophy or approach changed5. What has been your experience with medication?6. What does your overall protocol and daily regimen look like?7. What advice would you offer others experiencing Parkinson's?8. Have you published any new books since we last spoke?Natural Therapies for Parkinsons: https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.org

Fred Phillips is an author and former martial arts instructor. He was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2008. He is my guest on Parkinsons Recovery Radio to discuss his journey with this challenging health condition, his philosophy and approach to recovery, and his recovery protocol. Fred was originally a guest on Parkinsons Recovery Radio several years ago.  Fred blogs about his experience and can be found at <a href="http://fredphillips.wordpress.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fredphillips.wordpress.com</a>. He lives on Manitoulin Island in Ontario, Canada. <a href="https://fredphillips.wordpress.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://fredphillips.wordpress.com/</a> Here are the questions Fred answers. 1. For those who may not be familiar with your story could you provide an overview of your experience with Parkinson's 2. What caused you to develop Parkinson's? 3. What has happened since we last spoke? 4. Has your philosophy or approach changed 5. What has been your experience with medication? 6. What does your overall protocol and daily regimen look like? 7. What advice would you offer others experiencing Parkinson's? 8. Have you published any new books since we last spoke? Natural Therapies for Parkinsons: <a href="https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.org</a>

Unshackling the Chains of Fear Part II

How Natural Medicines Help Parkinson's Disease. Barbara Frank uses Folk Medicine and Nature's Medicines To Help Parkinson's Patients. barbarafrank222.com

How Natural Medicines Help Parkinson's Disease. Barbara Frank uses Folk Medicine and Nature's Medicines To Help Parkinson's Patients. <a href="http://barbarafrank222.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">barbarafrank222.com</a>

More Ways To Fight Parkinson's Disease

N-Acetylcysteine  (NAC) is relatively inexpensive supplement that supports that body’s natural ability to produce glutathione. Glutathione is one of the body’ most important and effective antioxidants.Persons with Parkinson’s have significant oxidative stress which depletes levels of glutathione. This, in part, explains why they tend to have a significant deficiency of glutathione.   Research studies find that NAC has been effective as a therapy for injuries to the brain in general as well as a therapy for addressing symptoms of Parkinson’s.Dozens of natural therapies are documented at my new online course  What Really Mattershttps://www.blog.parkinsonsrecovery.com/what-really-matters/

N-Acetylcysteine  (NAC) is relatively inexpensive supplement that supports that body’s natural ability to produce glutathione. Glutathione is one of the body’ most important and effective antioxidants. Persons with Parkinson’s have significant oxidative stress which depletes levels of glutathione. This, in part, explains why they tend to have a significant deficiency of glutathione.    Research studies find that NAC has been effective as a therapy for injuries to the brain in general as well as a therapy for addressing symptoms of Parkinson’s. Dozens of natural therapies are documented at my new online course  What Really Matters <a href="https://www.blog.parkinsonsrecovery.com/what-really-matters/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.blog.parkinsonsrecovery.com/what-really-matters/</a>

NAC as Therapy for Parkinson's

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