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Simon Lewis
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Research Home and Away
Watch Professor Lewis presenting on the latest research from his team (Home) and from around the World (Away). Many thanks to the Northern Beaches Support Group for the invitation to speak.
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Clinical Trials for NMS in PD
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Recent Clinical Trials for Non-Motor Symptoms in Parkinson's Disease Non-motor symptoms are very common in Parkinson's Disease (PD) and include issues like Dementia, Cognitive Impairment, Psychosis, Hallucinations, Depression, Sleep, Constipation and Bladder Disturbances. This Public Forum in Shepparton addresses the recent clinical trials that have been conducted in this area and also deals wi...
What Patients Want
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WHAT PATIENTS REALLY WANT We live in a time and era where it is becoming increasingly important to focus our medical services on the wishes and needs of individuals affected by Parkinson’s disease, and their families. In this presentation, Prof Bloem will discuss several recent research studies that have highlighted the priorities of people living with Parkinson’s disease. He will also address ...
The Parkinson's Pandemic
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THE PARKINSON’S PANDEMIC AND WHAT WE NEED TO DO ABOUT IT Parkinson’s disease is the world’s fastest growing neurological condition. This rapid growth is explained only in part by the ageing of our population, and cannot be attributed to better diagnostic skills or an improvement in ancillary testing methods. Genetics offer only limited explanation for the occurrence of Parkinson’s disease world...
Public Forum Lecture 2023 Simon Lewis
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Join Prof Simon Lewis as he highlights his Clinical Trials program and other research Simon Lewis is Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Sydney and an NHMRC Leadership Fellow. He is the Director of the Parkinson’s Disease Research Clinic at the Brain and Mind Centre and heads the NSW Movement Disorders Brain Donor program. He has published over 250 peer review papers, 2 boo...
Public Forum Lecture 2023 Nic Dzamko
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Developing blood tests and finding better drugs for Parkinson’s: Dr Nic Dzamko is a senior research fellow at the University of Sydney. Nic has a biomedical science degree with first class Honours and a Chancellors letter of commendation from Flinders University of South Australia and a PhD from the University of Melbourne. Nic has trained at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research and at the ...
Public Forum Lecture 2023 Glenda Halliday
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Professor Glenda Halliday is an Australian career neuroscientist and research neuropathologist specializing in neurodegeneration. Her research has made a major impact on understanding disease progression including developing rigorous quantitative methods for evaluating pathology in patients with defined clinical symptoms. This research has revealed there was more extensive neurodegeneration in ...
Public Forum Lecture 2023 Elie Matar
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Dr Elie Matar is a consultant neurologist and an NHMRC emerging leadership fellow based at the University of Sydney. At the Public Forum in February 2023, he shared his insights regarding the similarities and differences between Parkinson's Disease Dementia and Dementia with Lewy Bodies. His interests include movement disorders, cognitive neurology and sleep medicine. His research work has been...
Non-Motor Symptoms in Parkinson's Disease
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Watch Prof Simon Lewis giving an overview on the Non-Motor Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease to the Parkinson's Support Group in Kiama, NSW in 2022. Non-Motor Symptoms, Dementia, Cognition, Memory, Depression, Anxiety, Apathy, Mood, Sleep, Insomnia, Somnolence, RBD, Dream Enactment, Psychosis, Delusions, Hallucinations
Sublingual Apomorphine
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See Prof Simon Lewis explaining sublingual apomorphine as a recent treatment approved to rescue Parkinson's patients from periods of Wearing Off.
PASADENA Prasinezumab 12 month data
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Prof Simon Lewis describes the press release reporting the 12 month data of the PASADENA study evaluating prasinezumab, a novel monoclonal antibody aiming to slow disease progression in patients with early stage Parkinson's Disease.
Is CURE a four letter word for Parkinson's
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Listen to Prof Simon Lewis explaining where the field is moving in relation to developing treatments that might slow, stop and ultimately prevent Parkinson's Disease
COVID
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Prof Simon Lewis delivers an overview on the impact of the COVID-19, coronavirus pandemic in relation to diseases like Parkinson's and Dementia and highlights what people living with these conditions should be focusing on.
Evidence for Exercise in Parkinson's
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Prof Simon Lewis interviews Prof Bas Bloem about his latest trial, which highlights the benefits of exercise. No evidence yet to support that it can modify disease progression but certainly good evidence that exercise can help improve symptoms in Parkinson's.
What's in the Pipeline for Parkinson's?
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Prof Simon Lewis describes what's in the Pipeline for Parkinson's. Some treatments have already made it through clinical trials but may not be universally available whereas others are at different stages of development and testing. This video also touches on where the future may take us in our search for better treatments.
iPS transplant trials - stem cells for Parkinson's
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iPS transplant trials - stem cells for Parkinson's
Modifiable risk factors for Dementia
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Modifiable risk factors for Dementia
Comparing Lewy Body Dementia and Parkinson's Disease
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Comparing Lewy Body Dementia and Parkinson's Disease
I've had sleep issues all my life. It seems there needs to be some kind of home-solution for measuring sleep quality. Sleep studies are disturbed in the sense it's not home. As well, multiple efforts at home are much easier than booking an appointment in a sleep lab 3 months out, on a regular basis.
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Lyme disease also causes symptoms that present themselves as "parkinson's, and many many other neurological, neurodegenertive , auto immune disease and disorders....i have had both tic bites in the past, and was born with chronic eczema, and have been exposed to toxic cleaning agents and chemicals used in farming as i grew up in countryside. When i was in my early teens i used to sniff glue (evostick) and tipex before they removed the chemical that got you high..and i used to sniff a cleaning agent called geniclean from a local factory.... I developed "tourette" at age 15 and was diagnosed as "autistic" just two years ago , at age 47. Now i am having increasing issues with falls, shuffling gait, tremors, vision problems , that im trying to have looked into. Im approaching my third g.p to ask for assessment from a neurologist, as two g.ps dismissed my issues as "tourette "essential tremor" and effects from medication im on for herniated discs. I dont believe those doctors, i think i have parkinson's
Sinemet doesn't seem to help me
‘‘I am not only happy am alive but also glad that "#DrMadida" was able treat and cure me with his herbal medication of my parosmia, Meniere disease and Parkinson disease (PD) 🦠🦠with their herbal treatment. My smile is so bright because I am happy 😊😊😊’’..
More info pls
Need help finding a “Dopamine Agonist” that doesn’t have the side effects like C/L. What else is out there to stimulate Dopamine - without the mania, constipation and nightmares? Mucuna and B1 ( maybe not taking enough) don’t seem to be doing enough and the C/L causes other awful, debilitating ( nightmares, etc) side effects in my HWP.. But w/o the Dopamine Agonist, they aren’t as active and not wanting to do as much.. Anyone have experience w / Selegiline? Doing Mucuna, L-Dopa, L- Theanine and B1- but not making a dent yet. Am I not giving right iteration or dosage? Thanks in advance🙏🏽
And now its in vapes so vapable formulas of apomorphine exist
I was formally diagnosed with Parkinsons in 2018. So many of the causal factors mentioned in this lecture. I also suffered from a significant brain concussion trauma after falling off a 5 metre tank during my years working as a instrumentation apprentice tradesman. I have been exposed to many, many, chemicals, pesticides, herbicides, commercial solvents and heavy metals during my career as a tradesman in petrochemical, mining and other chemical industries as a instrumentation mechanic and software engineer. It was part of my everyday workplace. Carbon tetrachloride, ether, solvents to clean electronic circuit boards, Glyptal isolation paint for electric motors. The first encounter I recall of my exposure to poisons was when my father dusted all us children with DDT when we had a tick infestation in town. It must have worked - at least we did not get tick bite fever. At home we had a very big orchard that was kept bug and weed free. I remember little brown bottles of Parathion, MerCaptan, Dieldrin, Rogor, Malathion, DDT and Metasystox. I thought myself as a budding little scientist and spent many joyful hours mixing together in the garage with no protective gear. PPE was unknown in the 60’s. In the workshop we had numerous Mercury filled manometers and other test gear. The tubes were often over-pressured and burst sending a rainstorm of slivery droplets all over the floor. It was my job as the apprentice to collect it off the floor, clean it and fixing the manometer. In the armed forces we discovered that rubbing our brass regimental insignias with mercury caused the mercury to bond to the brass, making it look like it was chrome plated. The effect only lasted about three of four days before you had to repeat the process. I had a hobby of making stained glass lampshades and windows. About 4 years of soldering them, breathing the lead fumes. In retrospect I remember three occasions between 1975 and 2002 where I simply lost my balance while standing still and just fell over like a log. The next phase I remember was between 2005 and 2012 where I became aware of many things just starting to stink and then slowly losing the ability to smell any aromas. The last thing I could smell was Teatree oil and nothing after that. In 2017 I noticed a sensation of wanting to fall over forward, my first involuntary tremors in my thumb which just waved in the wind. My handwriting started changing and my voice started becoming very hoarse. In 2018 I was officially diagnosed with Parkinson’s.
I take melatonin and gabapentin and parazosin. I also have sleep apnea and have a cpap
Parkinson disease 🦠 🦠is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine from Dr Madida that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms…”My Dad is well a gain”..
Wheather bittertest in mouth is a symptom in this deasease
Hi, can freezing of gait also happen with generalised dystonia, which I have now been diagnosed with over and above cauda equina syndromes. My freezing is intermittent and also increases when I turn where I'm more at risk and catch myself where I can with two sticks!
Can environmental toxins cause Parkinson's disease --- Environmental Factors in Parkinson's Disease. Pesticides/herbicides: Studies have shown a link between exposure to chemicals in pesticides and herbicides, and the incidence of Parkinson's disease. What household chemical is tied to Parkinson's disease --- A common and widely used chemical may be fueling the rise of the world's fastest growing brain condition-Parkinson's disease. For the past 100 years, trichloroethylene (TCE) has been used to decaffeinate coffee, degrease metal, and dry clean clothes. Can heavy metals cause Parkinson's --- Heavy metals like iron, copper, manganese, zinc, aluminum, lead, and mercury contributes to the Parkinson disease through different mechanisms. These mechanism include inflammations in the brain, disrupted brain processes, cell damage, and cell death. What worsens Parkinson's disease --- Parkinson's disease is progressive, so symptoms (e.g., slow movements, shaking, and stiffness) naturally worsen with time. Several environmental factors, namely physical inactivity, dehydration, poor diet, and stress, can aggravate symptoms and, perhaps, worsen disease progression. Is sugar bad for Parkinson's disease? Although the short-term effects of high intake of sugar and increased insulin concentration in patients with PD have not been determined yet, it is essential to consider long-term effects of increased sugar consumption, as there are indices that this eating habit may be disadvantageous for patients.
I shut this down the moment you started babbling about traditional owners. Such disrespect to the current population of Australia is not acceptable. We are ALL Australians, and I guarantee the people you are bowing and scraping to didnt build that facility.
It's not Parkinson's. It's Lyme disease...misdiagnosed as Parkinson's
Early rate of Parkinsons in autistics, and early onset
The Covid Jab has probably caused an increase. Nobody knows what that will do in the future. Big Pharma will do everything they can to suppress such info.
Monsanto and it's partners who own most of the worlds seeds now keep poisoning us. Nothing tastes right and barely any nutritional gains eating this stuff. Add tons of plastic already in our bodies and all other bad things in environment I dont see mankind lasting long. Our elected officials continue to look the other way while killing us slowly. I think they are of mind that their stature and money will protect them, that they are someway special. Wrong.
I know too many filled with disease. Just different names of the bad reactions to chemistry. We are biological.
My brother has Parkinson, he is 9 years younger than me, told me that his dopamine pills only treat the surface of his symptoms. I also started to shake a bit, my doctor sent me to a neurologist, after what my brother was sharing I thought this doesn't make sense. I took magnesium, I still take it, shaking in the legs stopped, I am taking high quality omega 3 oils, and I am meditating on my breath, feeling the life power behind, which makes me happy, feeling love and peace and relaxed my brain. I am also giving more awareness in my daily food. Plus I am aware that there is one main stress inviro mental stress factor missing: Electro Smog. Thank you for that wonderful talk and documentation.
People in our community are all of sudden being diagnosed with Parkinson. The people we know are blaming it on the shot that came out in 2020. They are saying they have not had a well day since. They keep getting sick.
Much more likely to be stuff sprayed on all the neighborhood lawns each spring.
Soccer is the de facto team sport into which mothers of asperger-diagnosed kids were advised to enroll them. Autism is 4:1 male to female because (maternal) psychopathology that sees others as extensions of itself has a harder time regarding sons as Mini-Mes. Explains also why we have more boys' boarding schools than girls' and send boys away younger more often, too. Boys only need military school because they're discipline problems AFTER the attachment trauma of mothers incapable of SINCERELY putting the child's needs ahead of their own in the very beginning. It's not Japanese female farmers ingesting more pesticides LMFAO it's Japanese culture defining married women in terms of their husbands' identities (so by extension Japanese mothers seeing sons as Mini-Mes because their husbands do). So Japanese Alzheimer's is probably even more positively correlated to widowhood as well, but you'll find that in several other cultures too. It's understandably egodefensive that we want to find the cause outside of ourselves and our families, but a little introspection makes it pretty clear. Similarly, the effect of primogeniture can protect eldest sons of deferentially (to her own title or her royal spouse's) royal mothers (skipping Charles and William, showing up instead in Andrew and Harry). Diana had it too by the way, and that's why Charles was able to dupe her into marriage (the betrayal of which was the insulting stressor psychogenic to her BPD sequelae). ASPD is the other adult-onset PD possible in the developmentally delayed. Had Diana not been autistic (and Charles been the one GETTING babytrapped rather than doing the babytrapping) that would not have been the case. No giftedness without autism, and the subset of undiagnosed autistics includes those of us who might have been identified as gifted instead...though I don't think most in that group end up proxying Munchausen even though they're DEFINITELY g(r)ifted by the pediatric IQ instrument racket. See "autism fever effect", but again all you have to do is get some Parkinson's patients to fill out the online RAADS-R. There are others but I have reason to think that's the likeliest one to return an accurate result without a personal interview. Alzheimer's patients are 80% female because natural selection prioritizes the relative mental health of the primary attachment figure during her childbearing years. SIDS schizophrenia autism and probably Parkinson's are around 75% male because they are the offsetting consequences of unsupported motherhood, pro-life hypocrisy, and babytrapping. No inauthentic ego to crumble into geriatric dementia in Parkinson's patients, I suspect. Instead I think being groomed to bear the weight of credit stolen and blame assigned causes their health to crumble
What if it's late-stage autism? The vast majority of autism is undiagnosed unaware and intellectually compensating. So if you have Parkinson's and are more curious than insulted, take the online RAADS-R and let's find out. I do not have Parkinson's (yet, that I know of) but I figured out my autism last year at 53. Have since also figured out that autistic catatonia is almost certainly getting several misdiagnoses but "early onset dementia" treated with contraindicated antipsychotics is surely hastening declines and seeming to confirm these misdiagnoses. So also curious how many with Parkinsons were stomach-sleepers as children whether or not they still are And how many have blood, injection, and injury phobias (because there's a heritable predisposition to these). I think I know the explanation for the environmental adrenal stimulus response connection between these phobias, stomach-sleeping, ASD, psychogenic somatoform functional and neurologic disorders, syncope, catatonia, and Parkinson's. TO BE CLEAR I AM NOT SAYING PARKINSON'S IS PSYCHOGENIC. I KNOW IT'S NEUROGENIC. BUT I THINK THERE'S SOME POSSIBILITY FUNCTIONAL MOVEMENT DISORDERS OR SUPPRESSED AUTISTIC STIMS BECOME REAL MOVEMENT DISORDERS. They are all repressions of fear, but a lifetime of repressed fear I'm pretty sure I can explain the specific reason for being completely transparent to an individual. Read the following from the NLM PMC8181023 about a type of functional movement disorder I had in childhood (that went untreated and undiagnosed as I suspect most do) and decide for yourself if there’s a likely connection-> “Psychogenic PNES superficially resemble seizures, although unlike epileptic seizures, they are not induced by abnormal electrical activity in the brain. PNES are a physical manifestation of psychological distress, a dissociative state, and a common cause of transient loss of awareness and consciousness. Patients with PNES are often blamed for their symptoms as if they are making them up when, in fact, they are frightened, unaware of their emotional stress, and unable to find the mind-body link. PNES are as costly and disabling as epileptic seizures, although the health-related quality of life of patients with PNES is worse than that of patients with epilepsy. The diagnosis and treatment of PNES are often delayed because of barriers to care. It is important to recognize and communicate to patients that PNES is indeed a brain disorder, life experiences can change the brain to make one vulnerable to PNES, and the condition will improve with intervention. PNES may be considered a normal reaction to an overwhelming experience that exceeds and overloads a person’s nervous system and coping ability. Evidence shows that patients with PNES have heightened reactions to external or internal stress in the HPA axis and a dysregulated ANS. Functional connectivity is altered in patients with PNES, particularly in brain networks involving the cognitive-emotional-executive control circuitry. These changes may reflect an adaptation to long-term hypervigilance and an increased response to stressful stimuli. The truth about PNES lies beyond the dualistic framework of psychologic versus biologic. Rather, an integrative and inclusive biopsychosocial perspective is more suitable for addressing PNES, a condition that lies at the interface of neurology and psychiatry. One needs to break down the artificial divide between physical health and mental health and recognize the inseparability of the mind and body.”
Yes the last 2 years isnt it???
The vaccine is safe an effective
I'm originally from Zambia. After completing my agricultural training in neighbouring Zimbabwe in the early 90's I went back to Zambia and was horrified at the local farmers laid back attitude to handling all agro-chemicals. The farming district of M'kushi was known as "Happy Valley" because of the high incidence of widows on the farms in their late 30's & early 40's whose husbands had succumbed to various diseases, mainly cancer. Guess what? These widows all started to get actively involved in the day to day operations on these farms, ( some with the aid of younger farm managers, Happy Valley remember) and also started to develop various types of cancer in their late 50's & early 60's. Now I realise that correlation is not necessarily causation, but lighting doesn't often strike in the same place with such monotonous regularity. Go figure...
Infection by INJECTION. Wake up. I’m really DISGUSTED by allopathic “doctors”. YOU MURDER PEOPLE
I have read that TCE is no longer used regarding decaffeinated coffee. I hope that’s true.
My father had parkinsons and literally had a hole drilled into his head in experimental brain surgery in the early 60's in New York.
Really excellent presentation. And disturbing!
Heptachlor is not an organophosphate. This and paraquat are banned in many countries, and risk of exposure should be very low now for most sensible people. Most issues discussed are toxicological, so it seems you interviewed the wrong person. I enjoyed the interview, and I agree activism is necessary as improvement is difficult without sensible policies. I do not believe that organic foods give an advantage. I do belive we need to adhere to strict norms and collect data. This means restricting use of all compounds with insufficient tox data to complete a full risk evaluation. So many dangerous exposures have no substantial value to society, like dry cleaning, cigarettes, smog, ineffective medicines, etc. Somebody needs to reduce wasteful pollution and exposures, but there is currently few mechanisms to evaluate societal benefit of chemical use. It is all up to customers that do not get adequate information.
I have read many of the messages. I have one member of my family who had parkisons for many yrs before passing away in 2019. He was on the Autistic spectrum and a professor lecturing all around the world in pure matematics and black holes. He was NEVER EXPOSED TO ANY CHEMICALS. Many of my famiky are on the autistic spectrum and both my brothers and my eldest son have had a family TREMOUR SINCE CHILDHOOD. About 9 yrs ago my doctor told me i have the begining of Parkinsons.I was injured badly in a car accident in 1968 and 2 others the last of which was very bad and was very traumatic and took yrs to recover. I AM OF THE FIRM BELIEF THEIR IS NO ONE CAUSE OF PARKINSONS. Im staying positive manage ALL my own health on NO medications and my mild symptoms in my left arm have not changed❤
Unfortunately you are very, very ignorant saying he was never exposed to any ( toxic chemicals). Placing that is capitals indicates obsession and fanaticism, nit objective facts. Look at micro pollution especially < 2.5 pm, in practice eaten and absorbed and from the air and plastics.
You may be right but there may be a single cause of it becoming the fastest growing neurological issue.
So none of you were ever vaccinated ,you ate only bio-foods (no pesticides,no herbicides),drenk clear spring water and lived in nature. I doubt that.
My husband smoked till the last 20yrs of his life, was fit, drank coffee, ate a med diet and wasnt unduly exposed to pesticides. He still developed Parkinsons 🙈
NOW THE X PANDEMIC OF THIS ECLIPSE 4/8. JUST GO AWAY.
Life : make is way since 3.8 billion years, evolve, to the point of human Human: since no-time, let fight it and poison it, see it wor...
I think we don't have to be worried about WHO....trying to reduce the world population....the chemical corp. are doing it for them....for years!!! The ignorance of ordinary people to chemicals is horrendous!
Everyone needs to be aware of the realities of the world and who/what runs about everything.....our big corporations, food, air, water, politics, medical, etc. etc. They are run by what we here in America call them - the "Deep State" - Globalist "elite" cabal which is worldwide in most all countries. It's no secret, especially now. All "assets" have been deployed to try to complete their takeover by destroying America before Trump may win in the November election - who intends to destroy "them" btw. The owners deliberately manufacture, sell, distribute anything that will further their all important "Depopulation" agenda in their evil quest to control the whole world...the "New World Order" They knew beforehand about the toxins & harmful chemicals, etc. and use them to slowly but surely reduce the world's population. They're in everything -- including our cleaning stuff, cosmetics, medicines, etc. If we win here in America & bring down "them", we can help, not only with prayer, but helping those trying to expose the truth as this man has mentioned and spread it to others.
Parkinsons Fastest growing neurological condition on the planet. Everyone wants to blame pollution for everything but the fact is our environment is much cleaner, pretty much around the world, than it was fifty years ago. Certainly global air quality has gone up substantially -- there's literally no comparison between the air in PEI today and what it was when I was a kid in terms of smoke and exhaust. It's far worse today with fabric softener that regularly gasses this entire neighbourhood, but sooty chimneys and cars just don't exist anymore. So, then why all the parkinsons then? Seed oils. I did some digging and found that the first seed oil produced for human consumption was Crisco, made from cottonseed oil while they were attemptin to make soap and which before that had been considered toxic waste. I pressed home about why the word "toxic" was bandied around, that it wouldn't just be associated with something because it was an unwanted byproduct and eventually the searches turned up this tidbit (so yeah, stop eating seed oils folks, just stop): " Cottonseed oil was considered toxic due to the presence of naturally occurring compounds such as gossypol, aflatoxin, and cyclopropenoid fatty acids (CPFA). Gossypol is a toxic pigment that can interfere with cellular respiration and male fertility, aflatoxins are potent carcinogens produced by certain molds, and CPFAs can interfere with fat metabolism and are toxic to animals. These substances can have harmful effects on health, which is why unrefined cottonseed oil was deemed toxic before it was properly processed to remove these compounds for safe consumption " Of course we're all completely satisfied that these toxins will be "properly processed" to make them safe for consumption. Right. And the reason it's almost all men with parkinsons has nothing to do with how freely men are willing to "put themselves out there" as this doctor seems to think, it's astonishing that he just skips over the fact that this is a disease of the nerves and that estrogen protects nerve cells and tissues. There is plenty of literature on this stuff and it always stumps me why the plain truth about these things is so controversial.
I work in antennas, and I have worked with two antenna technicians that came down with Parkinson's. The only thing I can think of that they had in common was that they both had to do a lot of soldering, and when you solder there is flux and gases that are released from the molten metals. Also they sometimes use solvents, and possibly TCE in the past. I think it was outlawed some time in the '90's.
Wow! An excellent and very informative presentation based upon extensive solid and well explained research. Thank you
Dr Bryan Ardis has reviewed research papers that show certain supplements can reverse Parkinson symptoms. Look for his website for a thorough discussion. The pharma drugs prescribed make it worse.
Low Colesterol production in brain (and body) are the main cause of Parkinson's and other autoimmun diseases!
What do vaccines with hidden dna /retro viruses, Electromagnetic radiation, mrna/spike protein, and nano aluium etc do to the brain?
wonderful presentation
So informative, many thanks
Thank you both presenters for your time and your work and sharing this presentation. There should be a class action against those pesticide companies! This is unacceptable, the government allows the poison to be sprayed on our food, air etc. You go to Bunnings in Sydney Australia and Roundup is proudly displayed on the shelves. I’d expect @Bunnings to be more intelligent than that. Ps. OMG about men to be more often affected.
Do not make the mistake at looking nucleai genes. Look at mitochondia instead. Both 380 nm light and glyphosate distroy mitochondrium. Deuterium is the connection.
We live in light pollution that is pure damage to melanin and POMC. Artists and sports people are more under blue light and less sleeping when the sun sets. Melanin is a solar ray panel and has a bandgap for Near Infra Red NIR.
It is so obvious from quantum physics perspective.
No dopamine means easier to quit smoking is real.