This talk, which was given at the 2022 Movement Disorder Society of ANZ conference, discusses how Parkinson's and Huntington's can be perceived as primarily metabolic disorders secondary to mitochondria dysfunction. Best wishes, Matt.
HD took the lives of my mother-in-law, husband, and youngest son. My older son (who is still alive) also has HD. This is a totally new perspective on HD and gives me hope. Thank you.
Thanks Teri, and my condolences with respect to your family members. You may be interested in the publication of the fellow in the talk which is now up at this URL: www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnbeh.2022.931636/full Just a start, but an encouraging one. Matt.
@@drmclphillips Thank you for sending me this link. I will read it and use it to try to convince my HD son to do ketovore with me. I've been doing keto/ketovore for a year and a half with tremendous results but I don't have HD. I will bring this with us to his next doctor appt at the UC San Diego Huntington's Center of Excellence.
Thanks for an excellent presentation Matthew, it's inspired me as a young-onset PwP just over two years in. I've adopted an 18:6 protocol. I've also been taking a lot of coconut oil (for its MCT content) along with ketone esthers. You mention in your video that both these strategies stimulate ketone levels, but don't bring about the broader metabolic benefits that fasting/ketone diet generate. I wondered how well researched this area is and how confident we can be that MCTs/ketone esthers do, or don't deliver the wider metabolic benefits. Coconut oil is pretty cheap, although ketone esthers have been costing me around £1,500 (~3,000 NZD) each year. Any additional research or guidance you could share would be very much appreciated. Thanks again for all your research and the work you are doing with sharing this important information. Mark
Thanks Dr Matt. Living with young onset Parkinson's and practicing your metabolic strategies, I can say for sure Keto Diet and fasting work! I have been on OMAD for over two years. To me metabolic approaches are essential part of treatment/therapy than 'adjunct'!!
Please have a research on young students and effects of ketones in memory, learning and cognitive function? How can keto help improve intelligence of students?
On your research, I understand the environmental impact on Parkinson’s. How much do you feel that dietary issues, sugar and carbs that turn to sugar become a toxin to the body and brain?
@@drmclphillips Hi Matthew, not a problem, We need technical terms, It is a lot easier to understand in the long run. its not so much a problem these days with stopping the videos and using cc and making it easy to write some thing down, and learning the terms later, from a wonderful array of medical, biological, engineering and math videos. Not like the library days, and searching thorough books and pages of books, for hours on end. Hi hi. Thanks for reply Matthew.
What were the proportions of fat by type in the diets? Polyunsaturated, Monosaturated and Saturated. And do you have view on what the effect is on the metabolism of linoleic acid at the mitochondria level?
Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms••My Dad is completely okay and healthy now
