Re: Judy: Neuro-feedback and Parkinsons

[Guest guest]

Actually, I find myself agreeing with you. While I don’t think stress is a

cause, I do think it is part of the equation. I do belong to both the Restless

Legs Syndrome group and the HealingParkinsons group. I also feel that both are

autoimmune related as there are so many that have been helped with LDN. Since I

started LDN I now take half the amount of Mirapex that I took before.

I have always enjoyed cooking, so the majority of the time when my children were

growing up I cooked everything from scratch. We rarely ate anything processed

and even more rarely ate out. Then I started working a very stressful job and

found myself relying more on “convenience foodsâ€. That was when my health

started to go downhill, too. Finally I was able to quit that job, but by then my

Thyroid had given out and a couple of years later I was diagnosed with

Fibromyalgia.

Then I really went downhill having one illness, hospitalization and surgery

after another. This was between 1994 to 2008. Finally I realized that I was

going to have to take care of myself and not rely on my doctor to take care of

my health. By this time I had a computer, so I searched online for my health

conditions and joined a lot of Yahoo groups so I could learn how to take care of

myself. That was when I started to make a turnaround in my health.

From: Joanne Ford

Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2011 12:00 AM

To: fibromyalgiacured

Subject: Judy: Neuro-feedback and Parkinsons

http://uk.health.lifestyle.yahoo.net/brain-re-training-could-help-people-with-Pa\

rkinsons-disease.htm

Folk get offended when I say Parkinsons is PTSD, but when I ask them how was

life before your Parkinsons set in 9 out of 10 of them say it was very stressful

I tell them about the studies done with children with ADHD (low dopamine) and

that the studies show food additives, glucose and vegetable oils are wrecking

the brains of these children, they look at me as if I am mental

The lack of GABA means we have too much glutamate and our heads are frazling,

and with no glutathione to deal with the oxidations dopamine, and other neurons

are being depleted

Once the diet is in place, it becomes easier and easier if we 'deal' with our

stuff, and become a good friend, teacher and therapist to ourselves.

When I say this I usually get booed off stage

But to me it is obvious

Parkinsons is a gut brain and nervous system problem. We need to get the gut

right, with nutritions, the nervous system right with ketosis and the brain

right with therapy

Oh well, maybe one day LOL

Love Joanne