Click on the purple arrow below to hear my radio show with Glen Pettibone who discusses the fascinating approach he has used to reverse his own Parkinson’s symptoms. All the answers for him were in the supermarket. Believe me when I say that you have never heard these suggestions before, as he created them himself.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
What follows is the slide show presentation which provides a visual display of the information discussed by David Overton
David Overton, PA-C of Olympia, Washington addresses all of these concerns and more. More specifically, he will address how to manage the side effects of drugs and how to reduce prescription drugs safely.
Visit the Parkinsons Recovery blog https://www.blog.parkinsonsrecovery.com/side-effects-of-medications/ to see the slide show he will be following as he talks about the issues associated with drug side effects. You are warmly invited to listen to his fascinating discussion and read the information on his slides. That way you get to hear it and see it at the same time.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
What does dopamine depletion mean?
What are the symptoms?
What organs are affected?
How do you manage dopamine depletion?
What is the dopamine challenge test?
Can labs test for dopamine depletion?
Physician Assistant David Overton answers these and other questions about Parkinson’s, tremors and dopamine depletion.
Dopamine depletion affects between 8% to 17% of people A few of the problems associated with dopamine deficiency include anemia,, balance problems, blood sugar problems, bone density problems, circulation problems, digestion problems, food cravings, hand tremors, head and facial tremors, heart problems, low or high blood pressure, inability to lose weight, kidney problems, light headedness, low sex drive, nicotine cravings, obesity, Parkinson’s or Parkinson’s like symptoms, slow metabolism, slow or rigid movements, substance abuse, tension, tremors and thyroid disorders.
Dopamine problems are also related to personality problems: aggression, anger, carelessness, depression, guilt or feelings of worthlessness, hopelessness, inability to handle stress, mood swings, procrastination and self destructive thoughts.
David will discuss these issues and how best to manage dopamine problems.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
Lexie answers questions regarding her remarkable 5 year experience of taking Low Dose Naltrexone for her own Parkinson’s Disease. LDN is a proven-safe (by the FDA in 50mg doses!), off-label prescription drug, which has gained a great deal of attention over the past few years due to it’s remarkable disease modifying effects of controlling and reversing symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease. Why does Lexie have so many of the answers about LDN?
Lexie was officially diagnosed with PD in 2008, although her non-motor symptoms began about 20 years before that time. Over time Lexie has been able to titrate off her daily use of traditional PD medications, while controlling and reversing most of her own PD symptoms, thanks to LDN. You won’t want to miss this most informative show!
Recommend websites for more information on LDN:
Dr. David Gluck, M.D’s website: www.ldninfo.org
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
Naturopath Dr. Tim Shannon provides an overview of Parkinson’s with a look at the basic physiology. This will make it easier to see how some solutions may play a part. He discusses some studied treatment options and exciting “creative” Parkinsons Disease options. Dr. Shannon embraces the concept of treating the Parkinson’s Disease patient versus the disease only.
From more information visit the Heart of Wellness website: https://heartofwellness.org
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
Holistic Health Practitioner Barbara Frank discusses how she came to realize that Parkinson’s disease is a result of many factors. The main factor according to her empirical findings is a parasite that eats away the nervous system and critical neurons in the brain. Different people are affected in different ways, but she has found that excellent improvement can be attained by natural remedies which she discusses during the show. Visit www.barbarafrank222.com for more information
Holistic health practitioner Barbara Frank who has seen remarkable results using her unique approach to eliminating the critters in and on our body.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
The effect of Parkinsons on the voice has been in the news spotlight recently due to Linda Ronstadts recent revelation of her diagnosis of PD and her report that she can no longer sing. It is devastating for anyone, let alone a professional singer, to lose her voice. But does it have to happen? Join sound healer and voice expert Judith Kahealani Lynne as she shares some helpful tips on how to keep your voice active, audible and alive.
She is joined by Bianca Molle, author and wellness coach, and they tell us about the Healing Holiday in Hawaii for PWPs and Friends, planned for January, 2014 in Kona, Hawaii. Open and receive the gifts offered by the healing frequencies of this tropical Paradise. Supported by nourishing, organic, local foods and a restful environment, we will allow the island to work her healing magic on body/mind/heart/soul. We sill visit and do ceremony at sacred sites, learn the graceful movements of the hula, establish a regular qigong and toning practice, and commune with wild dolphins and humpback whales. This promises to be a life-changing experience.
Bianca shares the latest news about her book Reboot and Rejoice.
For Bianca visit:
www.mettamorphix.com
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
As both a psychotherapist and a long-term yoga teacher, Barbara Gage takes an integrative approach to her lifes professions, often combining both practices to help her clients achieve optimal mental health and physical well-being.
On sale September 17, 2013, Yoga and Parkinsons Disease: A Journey to Health and Healing, co-authored by Peggy van Hulsteyn, Barbara Gage, and Connie Wilson, is an easy-to-follow and encouraging yoga guide which specifically acknowledges the needs and limitations of a Parkinsons patient. In addition to the physical postures helping a PD student gain strength, balance, limberness, flexibility and elasticity, the components of yoga that Barbara tries to instill as a psychotherapist are calm, confidence, improved self-image, emotional/mental stability, spiritual awareness and meaning.
Listen the the show to discover how yoga can help Parkinsons patients breathe and stretch their way to a more fulfilling existence.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
Dr. Brown believes that the patient can use these modalities and work on improving lifestyle and cycles as a means to recharge their dopamine system, which is critical for reducing symptoms. These approaches will not replace prescription medicine for Parkinson’s. However, they will enhance the effectiveness of those medications and improve the quality of life. People can expect to have more energy, ability to move, mental clarity and engagement with the world. His Website: www.haveahealthymind.com
Dr. Brown has authored (with others) The Rhodiola Revolution, How to Use Herbs, Nutrients and Yoga in Mental Health and The Healing Power of the Breath who reveals long forgotten secrets about what it really takes to recover. His insights are profound; his experience impressive; his recommendations right on target in my book of good suggestions for people with Parkinson’s symptoms.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery
Ayurveda is a tried and true approach to recovery from disease that originated thousands of years ago.
Mark Keister has introduced Ayurveda to clients for 30 years. He currently practices in France. Many of his clients have experienced neurological challenges, so his perspective is grounded in a rich history that spans across four decades.
You will be dazzled by his insights and suggestions for what is required to jump start a recovery program. Mark Keister reveals long forgotten secrets about what it really takes to recover. His insights are profound; his experience impressive; his recommendations right on target in my book of good suggestions for people with Parkinson’s symptoms.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery