I have Parkinsons and I do everything to help myself , like exercises , eat food right , medicines , vitamins and supplements.... .........but I have a drink of Scotch everyday at 4pm have dinner at 5 pm and a second Scotch after dinner ....please tell me if this afect my treatment .... trust me this is my joy of the day !!
One of the better discussions about about Parkinson's that I have seen. Most of the others are simply copies of the same information. This one really stands out and keeps my attention. Thank You. Mh
I think one of the ignored factors is neck and back muscle stiffness, causing the limited supply of nutrients to the brain cells and obstructing the release of metabolic waste from the head. If the muscles on these areas are relaxed at the early stage of Parkinson's symptoms, it may prevent too many brain cells from starving to premature death.
My husband was diagnosed last year at age 52. Deep diving into anything and everything about this condition I stumbled across a chiropractic specialty called “upper cervical chiropractic” therapy. They specialize in the first 2 bones in the spine and brain stem. I’ve read and heard that “some” Parkinson’s patients have made improvements after this technique was performed on them. I’m looking into that currently for my husband. Apparently this area of the neck and spine have everything with hope everything flows in the body. It’s very interesting info. 🙏 it helps him. We’ve tested him for heavy metals and gut health, still need to test for mold. He grew up in a house with a moldy basement and had gut issues his entire life. He’s not taking any prescribed medications yet. 🙏🙏
@lynnpoag8173 I have been working in the field of spinal and posture adjustment for 20 years in Vancouver, Canada. I also have a colonhydrotherapy treatment room for my clients before. But now I'm semi-retired, working more on head, neck, and upper back. I'm aware that most Parkinson's patients have a few common problems,i.e. stiff neck, hunchback, tight jawbone, and poor gut health. You should continue to have chiropractic adjustment, but on the whole spine, not just the upper cervical. Massage his head with the nail to press down and find the pain spots. It indicates areas of minor blockage in the chinese medicine concept. If you find the pain spots, massage gently to reduce the tension. Work on the face muscles to release possible tendered areas. Work on the whole upper body in order to improve microcirculation to the brain. If possible, supplement with good oils such as coconut oil to provide nutrients to the brain cells. He should take colonhydrotherapy on a regular basis and take probiotic to colonize good bacteria after every colonhydrotherapy. This will give him more happy hormones, the serotonin for the brain.
I’m so thankful to discover this video. Quite valuable and highly informative. I was diagnosed with Young Onset PD almost 9 years ago. I was 43 then. I’m still taking my PD meds .
Very informative. Living with PD for many years although only diagnosed in 2018. Exercise is crucial. Still doing Camino walks. Would have loved more discussion on impact of stress as I find that it triggers symptoms.
I believe Chronic Stress is what brings you to many neurological diseases. Stress suppresses the Immune System and Digestion, making you more prone to infection. It also affects Digestion, resulting in poor absorption of Essential Nutrients, leading to Nutritional Deficiencies. Nutritional Deficiencies further compromise the Immune System and cause Leaky Gut and Leaky Blood/Brain Barrier. This allows foreign proteins and pathogens to avoid Digestion and directly enter the Bloodstream, making their way into the Brain. Once there, he more Cytotoxic response of the compromised Immune System causes collateral damage to the Blood Vessels and Neurons. This damage leads not only to symptoms of Parkinson’s, but Multiple Sclerosis, Alzheimer’s, other forms of Dementia, Long COVID, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME, Chronic Lyme Disease, Fibromyalgia, POTS, MCAS, Depression , Anxiety, and other neurological diseases. The chronically dysfunctional Immune System also allows other pathogens, such as Epstein-Barr Virus, the Shingles Virus, and the Spirochete that causes Lyme Disease to come out of Remission and cause new infections, with some of the symptoms similar to Parkinson’s Disease. There may also be increased susceptibility to Molds and Environmental Toxins, further complicating diagnosis and treatment. Any treatment program must 1) address the Chronic Stress root cause, 2) correct the Nutritional Deficiencies to Optimize the Immune System, and 3) restore integrity to the Gut and Blood/Brain Barrier. Addressing Chronic Stress can include a Change of Attitude, such as offered by Eckhart Tolle’s “The Power of NOW” to break the repetitive cycle of negative thoughts. Improved Sleep Habits, Breathing Exercises, Meditation, and Exercise may also help to reduce Stress. Getting out in the sunshine will not only reduce stress, but produce Vitamin D3 to help the compromised Immune System, and provide intracellular Melatonin, one of the Body’s most powerful Antioxidants. Following a Low Inflammatory, Whole Foods Ketogenic Diet with Intermittent Fasting can help reduce Inflammation in the Brain, provide neuroprotective Ketones as an alternative fuel source to Insulin Resistant neurons, as well as stimulate Autophagy to help repair damaged Body and Brain components. The Fasting will give the Leaky Gut a break from Digestion, so it can heal, as well as help rebuild the Immune System. Supplementation can further aid the recovery process, particularly with Vitamin D3/K2, Zinc, Trace Elements (Iodine, Copper, Selenium’) to bolster the Immune System. N-acetylcisteine (NAC) and Vitamin C can help to boost Antioxidants. Benfotiamine can help to reduce stress and protect neurons. In summary, Chronic Stress can result in chronic dysfunction of the Immune System, as well as Gut issues, Autoimmune Diseases, and Neurological Diseases. Many with Parkinson’s Disease have all of these problems.
Eureka!! Love the title so well fitting Dr Busby. I wish all drs like you Agree 💯 because all I was giving more and more medicine and left to deal with this horrible side effects . I just wish the doctor listen to the patient, especially in such a disease. It has many forms .
My goodness you are right doctor this is how my journey started orthopedic, Rheumatoid arthritis because I was not textbook patient with the classic symptoms. It’s very frustration frustrated when you’re trying to tell you the doctor what you going through here no this is not. I mean I’m not sure why they don’t think outside of the box. This is a disease as many forms and no two patients have the same symptoms almost 8 years since I was diagnosed with it and the shoulder either worse than before this condition force me to retire under disability from my job because I was no longer able to work requirement my job set for lifting bending, and this is sadside of this disease when in fact after I sub my symptoms, got worse the progression of disease is not worse. It was the right side as infecting the left side.😢
hi Dr. Gail, thank you for such a wonderful interview. Now, I have some ideas about my stiffness of my neck, shoulders, and lower back area. Why they're not responding to the levodopa well at all. On top of it, my freezing gait problems also did not respond to the levodopa. My neurologist is aware of this issue. I will listen to that portion of the interview again and prepare my notes. Thank you again.
Is sleepiness a common symptom? Is it caused by medicine perscriped?? How do you treat it? Patient sleeps off and on 2 to 4 hours at a time throughout the day.
Is stomach pain related to PD? patient diagnosed two years ago and has been suffering from stomach pain which comes on soon after eating in the morning, pain usually remains all day, this has led to severe weight loss, depression, there has never been a positive effect from Sinemet or antidepressants, scans have ruled out tumours etc...
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I have Parkinsons and I do everything to help myself , like exercises , eat food right , medicines , vitamins and supplements.... .........but I have a drink of Scotch everyday at 4pm have dinner at 5 pm and a second Scotch after dinner ....please tell me if this afect my treatment .... trust me this is my joy of the day !!
I am not a Dr. but only you can tell if it is affecting you. I actually had a rum and coke which stopped my shaking
One of the better discussions about about Parkinson's that I have seen. Most of the others are simply copies of the same information. This one really stands out and keeps my attention. Thank You. Mh
I think one of the ignored factors is neck and back muscle stiffness, causing the limited supply of nutrients to the brain cells and obstructing the release of metabolic waste from the head. If the muscles on these areas are relaxed at the early stage of Parkinson's symptoms, it may prevent too many brain cells from starving to premature death.
My husband was diagnosed last year at age 52. Deep diving into anything and everything about this condition I stumbled across a chiropractic specialty called “upper cervical chiropractic” therapy. They specialize in the first 2 bones in the spine and brain stem. I’ve read and heard that “some” Parkinson’s patients have made improvements after this technique was performed on them. I’m looking into that currently for my husband. Apparently this area of the neck and spine have everything with hope everything flows in the body. It’s very interesting info. 🙏 it helps him. We’ve tested him for heavy metals and gut health, still need to test for mold. He grew up in a house with a moldy basement and had gut issues his entire life. He’s not taking any prescribed medications yet. 🙏🙏
@lynnpoag8173
I have been working in the field of spinal and posture adjustment for 20 years in Vancouver, Canada. I also have a colonhydrotherapy treatment room for my clients before. But now I'm semi-retired, working more on head, neck, and upper back. I'm aware that most Parkinson's patients have a few common problems,i.e. stiff neck, hunchback, tight jawbone, and poor gut health.
You should continue to have chiropractic adjustment, but on the whole spine, not just the upper cervical. Massage his head with the nail to press down and find the pain spots. It indicates areas of minor blockage in the chinese medicine concept. If you find the pain spots, massage gently to reduce the tension. Work on the face muscles to release possible tendered areas. Work on the whole upper body in order to improve microcirculation to the brain. If possible, supplement with good oils such as coconut oil to provide nutrients to the brain cells. He should take colonhydrotherapy on a regular basis and take probiotic to colonize good bacteria after every colonhydrotherapy. This will give him more happy hormones, the serotonin for the brain.
Good one
My thoughts on the stiffness iñ thee. neck are find helo from a chiropracto because it helps
My father was diagnosed with PD in 2018. He has always been a fitness freak and diet conscious. Never had to be around pesticides or chemicals. 😢
As I was fairly recently diagnosed with PD I can recommend this as being the best description of how to properlrly take Parkinson's medication
I’m so thankful to discover this video. Quite valuable and highly informative. I was diagnosed with Young Onset PD almost 9 years ago. I was 43 then. I’m still taking my PD meds .
@vin0413 hi, I'm so glad you found it useful. Best wishes.
The best talk I have listened to on Parkinson’s in the recent past. Look forward to more talks on Parkinson’s from seasoned neurologists.
Thank you.
@@drgailbusby
Prof Chaudhry makes a complex illness simple to understand. Wonderful to listen to him.
Excellent info and knowledge abo😂ut this terrible disease. help the eorld
Thank you for sharing. My mom has just been diagnosed and I am trying to learn as much as possible to be able to help her.
You are so welcome!
Very informative. Living with PD for many years although only diagnosed in 2018. Exercise is crucial. Still doing Camino walks. Would have loved more discussion on impact of stress as I find that it triggers symptoms.
I believe Chronic Stress is what brings you to many neurological diseases. Stress suppresses the Immune System and Digestion, making you more prone to infection. It also affects Digestion, resulting in poor absorption of Essential Nutrients, leading to Nutritional Deficiencies.
Nutritional Deficiencies further compromise the Immune System and cause Leaky Gut and Leaky Blood/Brain Barrier. This allows foreign proteins and pathogens to avoid Digestion and directly enter the Bloodstream, making their way into the Brain. Once there, he more Cytotoxic response of the compromised Immune System causes collateral damage to the Blood Vessels and Neurons.
This damage leads not only to symptoms of Parkinson’s, but Multiple Sclerosis, Alzheimer’s, other forms of Dementia, Long COVID, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME, Chronic Lyme Disease, Fibromyalgia, POTS, MCAS, Depression , Anxiety, and other neurological diseases.
The chronically dysfunctional Immune System also allows other pathogens, such as Epstein-Barr Virus, the Shingles Virus, and the Spirochete that causes Lyme Disease to come out of Remission and cause new infections, with some of the symptoms similar to Parkinson’s Disease. There may also be increased susceptibility to Molds and Environmental Toxins, further complicating diagnosis and treatment.
Any treatment program must 1) address the Chronic Stress root cause, 2) correct the Nutritional Deficiencies to Optimize the Immune System, and 3) restore integrity to the Gut and Blood/Brain Barrier. Addressing Chronic Stress can include a Change of Attitude, such as offered by Eckhart Tolle’s “The Power of NOW” to break the repetitive cycle of negative thoughts. Improved Sleep Habits, Breathing Exercises, Meditation, and Exercise may also help to reduce Stress. Getting out in the sunshine will not only reduce stress, but produce Vitamin D3 to help the compromised Immune System, and provide intracellular Melatonin, one of the Body’s most powerful Antioxidants.
Following a Low Inflammatory, Whole Foods Ketogenic Diet with Intermittent Fasting can help reduce Inflammation in the Brain, provide neuroprotective Ketones as an alternative fuel source to Insulin Resistant neurons, as well as stimulate Autophagy to help repair damaged Body and Brain components. The Fasting will give the Leaky Gut a break from Digestion, so it can heal, as well as help rebuild the Immune System.
Supplementation can further aid the recovery process, particularly with Vitamin D3/K2, Zinc, Trace Elements (Iodine, Copper, Selenium’) to bolster the Immune System. N-acetylcisteine (NAC) and Vitamin C can help to boost Antioxidants. Benfotiamine can help to reduce stress and protect neurons.
In summary, Chronic Stress can result in chronic dysfunction of the Immune System, as well as Gut issues, Autoimmune Diseases, and Neurological Diseases. Many with Parkinson’s Disease have all of these problems.
Eureka!! Love the title so well
fitting Dr Busby. I wish all drs like you
Agree 💯 because all I was giving more and more medicine and left to deal with this horrible side effects .
I just wish the doctor listen to the patient, especially in such a disease. It has many forms .
Thank you. I'm glad you found it useful
Truly blessed by this
Thank you. So happy it was useful.
Excellent interview. Inspiring and positive
Thank you for your great feedback!
Excellent interview,thank you…
Thank you for watching
Thanks for posting! Very informative thread really appreciate your questions on Parkinson
Wow thank you for this very informative information.
You're welcome. So glad you found it useful!
Would be interested in hearing more from this doctor
Very informative Thank you so much
Yes
Very informative. Thank you.
Very informative Thank you and I am looking forward for more !
Thank you so much such a helpful video
Didn’t know about dairy or vit c! Thank you.
You're welcome. Glad it was useful!
This was such an insightful video.
@@RoyalCabe thank you. Prof Chaudhuri is amazing! Truly an expert.
Hello Dr Gail, this is a very interesting and informative content👍
New friend here
Thank you so much for your positive feedback!
My goodness you are right doctor this is how my journey started orthopedic, Rheumatoid arthritis because I was not textbook patient with the classic symptoms. It’s very frustration frustrated when you’re trying to tell you the doctor what you going through here no this is not. I mean I’m not sure why they don’t think outside of the box. This is a disease as many forms and no two patients have the same symptoms almost 8 years since I was diagnosed with it and the shoulder either worse than before this condition force me to retire under disability from my job because I was no longer able to work requirement my job set for lifting bending, and this is sadside of this disease when in fact after I sub my symptoms, got worse the progression of disease is not worse. It was the right side as infecting the left side.😢
Thank you so much for doing this!
You're so welcome!
I have only one eye - would this effect my chance of getting PD.
hi Dr. Gail, thank you for such a wonderful interview. Now, I have some ideas about my stiffness of my neck, shoulders, and lower back area. Why they're not responding to the levodopa well at all. On top of it, my freezing gait problems also did not respond to the levodopa. My neurologist is aware of this issue. I will listen to that portion of the interview again and prepare my notes. Thank you again.
@christinepierson2255 Thanks for your great feedback. So glad you're finding it useful.
Are there side effects from dopamine drugs?
Dyskinesia
Brilliant man
Do you have any treatment and advice for A_typical PD patient
i've been specificallly told take tablets after meals??
Is improving oxygen delivery to brain generally helpful in Parkinson’s?
Insightful and brilliant. Has the use of Covid vaccines triggered an increase in this condition?
The increase in pesticides in our crops. Especially wheat ,corn and soy. Go organic
Probably
Does acupuncture help with PARKINSON?
Thank you very much for your golden advice on Parkinson’s,my speech is affected;very slow,stammer,please advise
At our PD group it was recommended that members suffering speech problems had a couple of sessions with a speech therapist.
What about cardopa that sometimes is added
For those developing dyskenesis because of long term levodopa could use Macuna instead to avoid dyskenesis?
You say that toxins may be a causative agent; would detoxifiying measures be helpful?
I gpt my PD same time as 😮Covid🎉Vac. What ro do? Whole Body Vibration ???
Same after covid infection
My husband as well
me too
Does this help a 84 yr old
Is sleepiness a common symptom? Is it caused by medicine perscriped?? How do you treat it? Patient sleeps off and on 2 to 4 hours at a time throughout the day.
Thank you for bringing this information to us. Our family is struggling to help a loved one with PD.
Is stomach pain related to PD? patient diagnosed two years ago and has been suffering from stomach pain which comes on soon after eating in the morning, pain usually remains all day, this has led to severe weight loss, depression, there has never been a positive effect from Sinemet or antidepressants, scans have ruled out tumours etc...
Have you looked at Liposomal Vitamin C and Magnesium Glycinate
What is success rate of the Dbs operat
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Great info. Dr sounds as if she has a caribbean background ?
Yup, I'm from Trinidad! 🇹🇹
No smell or taste could it be a case of tbi
This is best I have herid on p d fab
Thanks for your great feedback!
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Caregiver want to learn more
VIRAL CAUSES ?
Yes I am interested for healing more doctor
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