It did answer the question. Parkinsons can't be cured. But research is being done on the molecule that is produced during exercise which may help to reduce the protein level that causes it. Edit: lf the natural molecule Irisin ( a hormone) is proven to be useful; then it could be synthetically made as another alternative treatment for slowing progression rather than a cure.
@MPM6785ChitChat Thank you for sharing that information! It's true that Parkinson's disease currently has no cure, but the ongoing research into molecules like Irisin is promising. If Irisin or similar hormones prove effective in reducing the harmful protein levels, it could lead to new treatments that slow the disease's progression. It's encouraging to see advancements in this area, and every step forward brings hope for better management of Parkinson's in the future.
@@bucko163 He started triathlon for like 30 years prior and now does road biking only, but you can clearly see that exercise does nothing for his Parkinson disease (DAT scan confirmed).
