Yes, current Parkinsons Disease treatments help the first round of Parkinsons Disease symptoms.
But they eventually "stop working," and here's why!
Even your neurologist may not have told you...
That the Parkinsons Disease medication eventually will cause you to have more shaking and stiffness.
Researchers discovered that many Parkinsons symptoms are NOT actually Parkinson disease symptoms, but rather, the side
effects of the medications used as Parkinsons Disease treatments: Levodopa, L-dopa, or Sinemet.
Dyskinesia describes jerky "involuntary" movements, stiffness, and difficult "voluntary" movements.
Consider that the meds have not just stopped working, or are "wearing off," which they in effect do.
People who are older, or sick and move less, fail to eliminate the by-products of their medications. This causes a toxic build up so that new symptoms appear, including involuntary shaking!
Yes. Parkinsons Disease treatments are effective, but eventually a patient’s condition worsens anyways. Many people die of resulting complications.
Do the drugs really stop working?
"The prolonged drug treatment causes adverse side effects such as dyskinesia." 2
Dr. Abraham Hoffer and Dr. Harold Foster believe that there is a second step missing from current medical Parkinsons Disease treatments.
They found that this “second set” of Parkinson's symptoms -- diminished voluntary movements and increased involuntary movements (Levidopa-induced dyskinesia) -- can indeed be delayed, reduced and even prevented. How?
Dr. Foster explains:
"I believe that there are two types of symptoms seen in Parkinson's disease patients:”
The first set is effectively treated with L-Dopa. (L-dopa, or Sinemet)
This second set of Parkinsons symptoms is different:
As a result, slowly but surely, the L-Dopa increases these "secondary symptoms" until the patient becomes demented and often dies.
Drs. Hoffer and Foster suggest that the step that’s missing is:
“In addition to L-Dopa, the patient should always be given high doses of antioxidants and the pre-cursors needed to boost the production of glutathione."
"This should greatly extend the value of L-Dopa," they suggest. 3
Unfortunately, taking a glutathione pill is not effective -- it gets digested and does not get to the brain.
Even intravenous glutathione has its problems, and is not really effective.
Best to rely on supplements that have been clinically shown to work:
For a personal recommendation for:
Here's one of the many reports from people whose symptoms are being reversed by adding a Neuro-Protective supplement to their daily diet:
Dr. Jack's story is one of many:
Dr. Jack of Colorado, by age 55, had "rampant" Parkinsons disease. While he experienced some relief by taking a Parkinsons treatment medication regimen, overall, for the most part, the major disease symptoms remained:
He experienced these symptoms of Parkinsons:
• uncontrolled drooling
• uncontrollable urination frequency
• urinary accidents
• uncontrolled tremors
• trembling motion in his right hand and leg
• blurred vision
• lost of strength in his right hand and fingers
• “glassy” eyes
• constant throbbing pain shooting from his right forearm up through the right shoulder
• lethargy
• depression
• constipation.
"I had pretty well all of the Parkinson's disease symptoms," he said.
Then he discovered the potential of glutathione among alternative treatments for Parkinsons.
Here is what happened when a friend suggested he try a glutathione-boosting protein.
He kept a diary, and here is what he reported after 3 months:
• ability to sleep longer stretches and have deeper sleep
• almost total removal of all neck, shoulder, and arm pain
• regaining of majority of sense of balance and fluidity of movement on my right side
• ability to concentrate easier and in longer duration
• regained lost creative ability
• greatly reduced anxiety and depression
• restored positive mental health outlook
• restored sense of physical vitality
• greatly reduced voice faltering and unevenness in voice tones
• restored 75% of finger dexterity in right hand and fingers
• eliminated constipation
Taking this protective supplement daily, gave Dr. Jack back his quality of life!
Why try a neuro-protective protein supplement for Parkinsons symptoms?
Some neurologists will offer injections -- intravenous glutathione, or IV glutathione, but there is a problem.
What's best to add to your medical Parkinsons Disease treatments?
Why? Because "oxidative stress" is a big factor in the progression of Parkinsons disease symptoms.
Anti-oxidants counteract "oxidative stress," one of the known Parkinsons Disease causes.
Your Parkinsons Disease treatments will be enhanced and your life will likely be more fun!
Why wait for the worst?
You can enjoy life to the fullest by adding brain health supplements known to help with Parkinsons.
But because researchers found very low glutathione GSH levels in the brain stem of Parkinsons patients, you will get extra benefits from replenishing this protective molecule.
According to the findings of Drs. Foster and Hoffer, people can best improve their quality of life by adding a PROVEN glutathione Parkinsons disease treatment.
Why not take the best care?
Glutathione Parkinsons treatments can help at all Parkinsons stages, but a pill will not work. Taking natural pre-cursors can help:
Being able to prevent Parkinsons Disease medication's eventual effects such as shakes, can give peace of mind and a more pleasant life!
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SOURCES:
1. Parkinsonism Relat Disord. 2009 Jan;15 Suppl 1:S3-8.
2. Nippon Rinsho. 2009 Jul;67(7):1429-38
3. Parkinsons Disease Treatments: Foster and Hoffer, National Library of Medicine
4. Low Glutathione and Oxidative Stress in Parkinson's Disease: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Front Mol Neurosci. 2018 Jul 5;11:236.
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