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Research Fact 1*: "A clinical comparison of Mucuna pruriens (available in our kit) and synthetic Levodopa- a conventional drug used to treat Parkinson's, showed Mucuna exhibiting significantly better anti-parkinsonian effects and behavioural benefits with no side effects in the patients." 1 *Individual results may vary from individual to individual, as is seen in all clinical trials. Despite this peer reviewed scientific research these herbs and homeopathies may or may not have been approved by the FDA in every single country as a treatment or cure for Parkinsons disease yet. Hence one is advised to see a Doctor licensed in their city and state and we may only advertise our product in such countries for Brain and Nerve Health presently. Generally Ayurveda is only accepted as medicine in India. Homeopathy is considered medicine in most parts of the world but can only be used for over the counter issues in USA. Imagine getting back the life you once had. Do you remember how free it felt? If reclaiming that freedom is your aim, then please realize that it is essential for you to read this page and apply it to your life without delay, because nature alone completes you in many … Continue reading →

Editor's Choice Main Category: Parkinson's Disease Article Date: 20 Feb 2012 - 9:00 PST email to a friend   printer friendly   opinions   Current Article Ratings: Patient / Public: 5 (5 votes) Healthcare Prof: For over two decades, Daniel Corcos has researched Parkinson's disease. During his studies he spent the majority of the past decade focusing on the effects of exercise. Corcos, a professor of kinesiology and nutrition at the University of Illinois at Chicago, explained: "It became obvious several years ago that exercise really was good for people with Parkinson's disease. Not only is it good for the heart, the brain, and muscles in the same way it is for healthy people, it also modifies signs and symptoms of Parkinson's disease." At present, Corcos is co-leading a study funded by a four-year, $3 million grant from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders. The aim of the study is to assess the benefits of aerobic exercise in controlling symptoms in individuals recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. At the annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology in April, 2012, Corcos will present findings from the study. Results from the study show that 2 years of weight training can considerably … Continue reading →

Newswise — Daniel Corcos has studied Parkinson's disease for more than 20 years. For most of the past 10, he has focused on the effects of exercise. "It became obvious several years ago that exercise really was good for people with Parkinson's disease," said Corcos, who is professor of kinesiology and nutrition at the University of Illinois at Chicago. "Not only is it good for the heart, the brain, and muscles in the same way it is for healthy people, it also modifies signs and symptoms of Parkinson's disease." Now as a co-principal investigator of a four-year, $3 million National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke grant, he will try to quantify the benefits of aerobic exercise in managing symptoms in persons with recently diagnosed Parkinson's disease. At this April's annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology, Corcos will report the finding that two years of weight training can significantly and progressively improve motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease as compared to alternatives such as stretching and balancing. Those exercises produced no improvements after six months. The results suggest that long-term weight training could be considered as an important component in managing Parkinson's disease, he said. In the planned study … Continue reading →