Parkinson's question
Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 2:52 pm
Tanya,
Get a list of his medications, and the book Drug induced Nutrient Depletion handbook by Pelton, LaValle, and Hawkins. You’ll quickly see that the drugs alone are responsible for most if not all of the Parkinson’s symptoms by causing gross depletions in Bs and other vital nutrients for brain and nerve function. You can do some work to supplement and you’ll most likely see a reduction in symptoms. At that point, homeopathy can be used on a ‘picture in front of you’ basis. That picture will change drastically with the drugs – so it will need close monitoring. I’ve also found Bach Flower remedies help – since this process is a roller coaster ride for the emotions (biochemically in the patient’s brain and from the actions of caregivers and family).
The second biggest problem with the current drugs is that they almost always cause constipation – which exaggerates the nutrition problems (preventing absorption, and producing a toxic load for the liver).
Basically – you are waging war against the pharmaceuticals through this entire process. But it can be done.
Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of tamarque@earthlink.net
Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2010 3:32 PM
To: minutus
Subject: [Minutus] parkinson's question
Has anyone worked with Parkinson's disesase. Had a man, late 60's, call me about his
condition. It is complicated with a stomach cancer and COPD. He has been on Carbidopa Levodapa 25/100
for 8 yrs. His tremors have gotten worse over the years with this medication which has a side effect of causing
Parkinsons.
Am trying to assess whether I can offer any real help to this man. He is very anxious but low key.
tanya
Get a list of his medications, and the book Drug induced Nutrient Depletion handbook by Pelton, LaValle, and Hawkins. You’ll quickly see that the drugs alone are responsible for most if not all of the Parkinson’s symptoms by causing gross depletions in Bs and other vital nutrients for brain and nerve function. You can do some work to supplement and you’ll most likely see a reduction in symptoms. At that point, homeopathy can be used on a ‘picture in front of you’ basis. That picture will change drastically with the drugs – so it will need close monitoring. I’ve also found Bach Flower remedies help – since this process is a roller coaster ride for the emotions (biochemically in the patient’s brain and from the actions of caregivers and family).
The second biggest problem with the current drugs is that they almost always cause constipation – which exaggerates the nutrition problems (preventing absorption, and producing a toxic load for the liver).
Basically – you are waging war against the pharmaceuticals through this entire process. But it can be done.
Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of tamarque@earthlink.net
Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2010 3:32 PM
To: minutus
Subject: [Minutus] parkinson's question
Has anyone worked with Parkinson's disesase. Had a man, late 60's, call me about his
condition. It is complicated with a stomach cancer and COPD. He has been on Carbidopa Levodapa 25/100
for 8 yrs. His tremors have gotten worse over the years with this medication which has a side effect of causing
Parkinsons.
Am trying to assess whether I can offer any real help to this man. He is very anxious but low key.
tanya