Outpace Parkinson's Disease by Yoga Therapy

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1-hour comprehensive online yoga therapy program
Parkinson's Disease is a progressive neurodegenerative movement disorder. So far we have not found any cure for it. All the known treatments can control symptoms mainly by replenishing low Dopamine reserves.
However, Lifestyle changes cal help you to slow the progression of disease.
There is a substantial role of Meditation, Exercise, and Yoga in slowing the progression of the disease. Some modifications in diet can also help including taking good care of gut health.
To get more information on ongoing Outpace Parkinson's programs please visit www.outpaceparkinsons.com.au

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10 ноя 2020

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@kumkummehta9277 11 месяцев назад

Would like a consult with dr. Is it possible

@rejitha1978 6 месяцев назад

Doctor I am Rejitha . Diagnosed with Parkinson 2years ago taking pramipex 0.75 ÈR..iñ the morning. Doing yoga regularly hv difficulty typing eating brushing. I get stuck often and breathe in deep to start moving ....i hv constipation n tremors low ... what do u suggest. I'm 45

@gopalncl 2 года назад

Dear Gawler, How many Levedopha Carbidopa max per day 125/25 mg can take parkinson patient.

@TalkParkinsonsDisease 2 года назад

Depends on the duration and disease severity

@bimalgupta4985 3 года назад

Good

@Divya-oo6fj 3 года назад

Sir my mother was diagnosed with Parkinson's 1.5 years back bcz of which we started using medication suggested by a neurologist for it. later slowly she started to struggle with psychotic symptoms like auditory hallucinations and we used medicine suggested by psychologist. When we use medicines for physical illness this come to normal condition and mental illness symptom are raised and vice versa. We are unable to mange the issue and my mother is suffering a lot. Sir plz us with the situation🙏

@TalkParkinsonsDisease 3 года назад

Auditory hallucinations is a psychiatric illness not related to Parkinson's. See a psychiatrist for it. Consult someone in a tertiary hospital.