Thanks in advance.
Also this is for 60 years old manly.
Answers:    Actually, there are a few things that can help. Funny enough, Dr. Julian Whitaker a short time ago had an article in his most recent newsletter about this, too. He said that CoQ10, Vitamin E, Fish Oil, Creatine, Vitamin D, N-Acetyl-Cysteine, Vitamin C, Glutathione, and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy can adjectives have beneficial impacts towards Parkinson's Disease (all in appropriate doses, of course). No, most of them aren't herb, but most of them are natural nutrients that the body needs anyway ;-)
His website is at http://www.drwhitaker.com if you'd like more info. Good luck to the both of you! Source(s): Dr. Whitaker's newsletter

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herb tablets can do nought for parkinson's, which is a progressive, incurable neurodegenerative disorder. basically, as you probably know, it's kind of like lou gehrig's (ALS) contained by that the nerves in your brain and spine start breaking down as do other nerves, so you begin to lose control of your body. people typically die from it when their lungs in recent times stop breathing.

all of that being said, you cant buy herbal supplements to fix this. about a million and a partially people suffer from parkinson's, and if a few tablets were the answer then... powerfully. researchers have found that a lack of dopamine (makes you happy too) is what's cause the failure in muscle response. theyve been competent to somewhat treat patients surgically and by dosing them with dopamine, but the disease hasn't been halted as of but.

and all of that being said, you should also know that we can't really rebuild nerves as of all the same. we've seen promising results, but we cannot yet build nerves (you should look into stem cells. chris reaves, for example, funded it because he hoped to do from scratch his spine). however, if youre looking for anything that you can do, try GABA. Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) is an amino acid that acts as a neurotransmitter, so you could potentially see some marginal change with three pills of that a day, as well as a remarkably strong multivitamin. beyond that, exercise is critical.

good luck, hope i was helpful.



cut: good job on the google search, but that article is complete horse *. not solitary are those not herbs, but fish oil and creatine? those don't affect neurodegenesis in the lowest. all of that stuff is just healthy for you and will add to his overall health, period. while he's at it, he should start lifting weights, running three miles a day, cut down on chubby, take in fewer carbs, go and get a healthy amount of sun, and drink a pint of grog a day to ward off scurvy. dr. whitaker is a **** crock and in recent times publishes his "newsletter" as an advertisement for holistic medicines, which he conveniently sells. don't buy into that * and fritter away your time and hope, but if you don't believe me, do a search on your own, then do a search and see if dr. whitaker is someone that you'd really want diagnosing anything far-reaching.

i fully support alternative medicine, but not by a guy who isn't certified to practice it by the AMA, and also bases claims on areas he's supposedly certified in, but don't exist surrounded by the AMA's book. ignorance on both sides is dangerous.

by the way, he claims that illnesses aren't natural, and that our bodies are single sick because we make them that way. genetic diseases, like parkinson's, he merely decides not to mention. Source(s): http://www.acsh.org/healthissues/newsID.

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One person suggested N-Acetyl-Cysteine. This is to help the body creation Glutathione, the body's master antioxidant. A more natural way to do that is to cart a whole food supplement, whey protein isolate (or drink lots of raw milk). Most people are not good enough in glutathione because they cook most of their protein sources. Many people have benefitted tremendously by restoring their glutathione level to heathy levels. I wouldn't discount other nutritional needs either. I've even read roughly speaking doctors injecting glutathione directly into the patient and having postitive results. Which is easier, injections or drinking a whole food source? If you stipulation some recommendations, do not hesitate to email me. Do not confuse this beside common whey protein concentrates that body builders use, just not the same entry.

I should add that the benefit of taking a whole food supplement (generally any) is that there is no existing risk. You can take them indefinitely and not have to worry going on for building an imbalance of anything, which can be the case of a single source nutrient.

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