Parkinsons Recovery

Dr Daniels MD will discuss her experience with Parkinsons patients and how she has seen the disease change over the past three decades.  Topics she will discuss are: What led her to the methods she uses today.  The ineffectiveness of the drugs.  Dangers of the medicines Her perspective is that the disease is not inevitable.  Candida Cleaner Report:  vitalitycapsules.com/candida Discovery Session: http://vitalitycapsules.com/discovery-session-2 Vitality Capsules: http://vitalitycapsules.com

Diagnosed with Parkinson's disease three years ago. Don McCammon developed his own compound to treat his symptoms. He has been symptom free for 2 1/2 years.  Don wrote an article describing his discovery. The name of the compound he developed is Syncolein. It is a natural product that does not require a medical prescription. What is the main ingredient in his forumlation? It is Mannitol. What in the world is Mannitol? Listen to the show to find out!  For further information and to get your questions answered, email Don at: donmccammon@gmail.com

In 2002 Lloyd Burrell became very sick. His doctors could find nothing wrong with him. He realized that he was reacting to the electromagnetic fields from the electrical devices in his environment, cell phones, computers, cordless phones and even electrical wiring.  In 2009 he created http://www.electricsense.com/ to raise awareness and offer solutions to the growing number of people whose health is being compromised, often unknowingly, by exposure to wireless and similar technologies.  Lloyd Burrell has a wealth of information on his website his goal is to help people that are struggling to deal with EMF exposures. He has also written several eBooks on dealing with EMFs, notably http://www.electricsense.com/emf-protection-ebook-offer/

Innate human coordination requires being in sync with the STRAIGHT-down influence of gravity. This enables us to tap the substantial energy generated by the downward movement of our body mass. In infancy, we all learn this highly evolved skill as we teach ourselves to sit, stand and walk with grace and power. Early in childhood, however, through deep cultural conditioning, we forget. From the day we are born, we see everyone around us sitting back in chairs, sofas, car seats, etc. At around 3 or 4, we get sucked into this utterly normal, but mal-adaptive behavior. We begin sitting-back with staggering repetition. In so doing, we interfere with gravity's influence by sending our body mass down on a BACKWARDS trajectory. Our brains automatically react -- with muscular strain and skeletal distortion -- to keep our head/neck functionally vertical. We don't notice these reactions nor feel anything unusual. It all happens subconsciously. This kinesthetic disconnect spills over into how we stand and walk. The conseq

My guest is Bob Stahl, Ph.D. who answers the question "What is mindfulness?" and discusses how mindfulness would help living better with Parkinson's. As explained on his website [www.mindfulnessprograms.com]: "Mindfulness is the practice of being aware of what’s happening in the present moment. Whenever you bring awareness to what you’re directly doing or experiencing in your body and mind, you’re being mindful." Dr. Stahl founded 7 Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction programs in medical centers throughout the San Francisco bay Area and currently directs programs at Dominican Hospital in Santa Cruz, El Camino Hospital in Mountain View and Los Gatos. He serves as a Senior Teacher for the Oasis Institute for Mindfulness-based Professional Education and Training. Dr. Stahl is a co-author of "A Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Workbook",  "Calming the Rush of Panic" "A Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Workbook for Anxiety", "Living with Your Heart Wide Open" and other marvelous books.

This radio program focuses attention on mindfulness, stress and Parkinson's disease. One of the founding faculty members of Duke Integrative Medicine,Jeffrey Brantley, MD was trained in mindfulness as a resident in psychiatry at the University of California at Irvine Medical Center. Dr. Brantley was elected as a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association in 2013 and is currently a faculty member at Duke Medical Center. As Dr., Brantely explains on his website www.calmingyourangrymind.com  "Mindfulness is not just for priests, monks or nuns, and it isn't a religion.Mindfulness and meditation are for anyone who wishes to practice them. You don't have to be anything special. Meditation practice is a way of remembering and reconnecting with the basic intelligence and goodness all human beings have." Dr. Brantley is the author and coauthor of a number of books on mindfulness including Calming Your Angry Mind and Daily Meditations for Calming Your Angry Mind with Wendy Millstine

My guest today is Dr. Laurie Mischley ND who will be discussing her exciting  research program and discoveries as they pertain to Parkinson's disease. The focus of her work is on describing conditionally essential nutrients in Parkinson’s disease (PD), attempting to describe the nutritional status and requirements unique to individuals with neurodegenerative diseases. She has published on coenzyme Q10 deficiency in PD, completed her master’s thesis on lithium deficiency in PD, and is currently completing her doctoral dissertation on glutathione in PD.  In 2013, she and her team completed a “Phase I Safety & Tolerability Study of Intranasal Glutathione in PD.”  Dr. Mischley is a clinical research assistant professor at Bastyr University, where she is principal investigator of other PD studies including, “CAM Care in PD” and “Cannabis in PD Tremor.” Her current CAM study is designed to identify common traits among those who maintain their health despite the disease.To join the CAM study (which can be comp

Natural Pharmacist Ross Pelton R.Ph., Ph.D., CCN discusses the history and discovery of a remarkable new strain of probiotic bacteria that has been found to produce glutathione in humans. Glutathione is called The Master Antioxidant and also the Master Detox Agent in humans. This interview will also review the wide-ranging functions, effects and benefits of glutathione with special attention to how these effects can benefit Parkinson’s disease patients. Ross is offering a free 8-page report to listeners that summarizes the discovery and history of Lactobacillus fermentum ME-3 and information about the importance of glutathione. Email Ross to request a copy of his 8-page report. Provide your first and last name in the email request. ross@naturalpharmacist.net www.naturalpharmacist.net

On the radio show today Deb Caruana, ERYT, RN, MES, CPT,  Yoga Inspired Wellness Coach and Detox Coach.talks about her fascinating journey down a long and winding road that brought her to the doorway of Parkinson's. She shares valuable lessons that have helped reverse some of her Parkinson's symptoms as she continues on her path "to completely recover and live for another 40 years".  Deborah reports: "I'm just learning so much everyday!" She shares a treasure house of valuable information for any and all persons who, like her, are traveling down the rocky road to recovery.   Subjects to be covered during the show include detoxing, food, mental and physical hygiene, excesive thinking, past traumas and how EMDR is so incredibly helpful as well as EFT. Chefck out her amazing website. http://www.privateyogainnycny.com/

Researchers who study Parkinson's disease celebrate the discovery of medications that help some people reverse their symptoms. They also worry, as do I, about an unfortunately reality of their use. More Parkinson's medications are needed over time to induce the same "on" times. Over time, medications usually stop being effective entirely. The time they are effective varies widely deoending on the individual.  What can be done about this problem? Some answers yuou have probably not considered which involve natural approachs to recovery will be discussed in my show today. The focus of my discussion will be directed to a marvelous little book by Julia Ross titled the Mood Cure. 

My guest is Lisa Stuebing, founder of Mud Puddle Fitness, LLC, an industry leader in Older Adult Fitness.  Coach Lisa is a Certified Personal Fitness Trainer who specifically works with persons who currently experience the symptoms of Parkinson's disease. She helps her clients set and reach their personal goals. Best of all, Lisa uses exercise to challenge symptoms of Parkinson's disease.   Why is it important to focus on exercise once you have a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease?How can you raise your dopamine naturally at home?How can you improve your gait?How can you make use of memories and life experiences to overcome symptoms of Parkinson's?What are the keys to increasing brain health? Mud Puddle Fitness http://mudpuddlefitness.com

In my decade long research into the factors that cause the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, one factor stands out. Most people do not recognize or acknowledge the profound impact it has on sustaining symptoms day in and day out. What in the world is this mysterious cause?  Listen to learn more about the biggest roadblock to recovery from Parkinson's.  To enroll in the free Jump Start to Recovery Crash Course, visit:    http://robert_12.gr8.com For more information about the Jump Start to Recovery program at Alderbrook, visit:  http://www.jumpstart.parkinsonsrecovery.com

Jean Oswald, Holistic Nurse, Aromatherapist and Life Coach will discuss the following "pieces to the  puzzle" of recovery from Parkinson's disease:  ·         Discovering the Path of Healing – how body, mind and spirit work together·         Making changes about food, supplements and toxic chemical use at home·         Setting priorities for recovery          Getting restful sleep           Addressing depression           Limiting stress          Using essential oils safely ·         Identifying the best essential oils for symptoms of Parkinson's disease·                 Appreciating the value of coaching for recovery   Sign up on Jean Oswald's website to receive her holistic health tips – great topics like healthy bones, cholesterol, allergies and much more: www.compassionateconsulting.com 

My guest today is Dr. David Berceli, PhD, creator of TRE® (Tension, Stress & Trauma Release Exercise) which is an innovative series of exercises that assist the body in releasing deep muscular patterns of stress, tension and trauma. TRE® safely activates a natural reflex mechanism of shaking or vibrating that releases muscular tension, calming down the nervous system. When this muscular shaking/vibrating mechanism is activated in a safe and controlled environment, the body is encouraged to return back to a state of balance. Dr. Berceli has developed a marvelous Online TRE Webinar Course which offers a step by step explanation of  TRE® so you can get started right now with releasing trauma and reducing stress.   Dr. Berceli explains the potential therapeutic value of tremors in this Youtube video and is the author of Shake it Off Naturally.  This Youtube video is a testimonial of a man diagnosed with Essential Tremors who found TRE helpful.  For further information and to find a practitioner visit TRE®

Bernadette Hunter demonstrates how EFT is done as she does a session with Monica during this radio program. Monica has the symptoms of Parkinson's Disease. For a follow-up report on the outcomes of Monica's session with Bernadette, read the posting on the Parkinsons Recovery Blog of Monica's feedback which I received several days later. This program complements one of the videos I have included in the free Jump Start to Recovery Crash Course on EFT. In the crash course video, I demonstrate EFT using myself as a subject. This program presents a rich overview of EFT and why it should be taken as a serious therapy for persons who currently experience symptoms of Parkinson's disease. 

Doing the same things the same way day in and day out dig deep ruts into the same, tired neural pathways. Our neurons get rutted and cluttered with debris. Symptoms flare. What can be done? Existing neurological pathways can be cleared and cleansed or we can create new pathways. Either approach reduces or eliminates symptoms. The most expedient approach is to pave new pathways which means our habits have to be transformed. How can this be accomplished? Answering this question has been the focus of my research over the past year. Two opportunities are available to explore the possibilities. First, natural methods to create new neural pathways can be explored through my Jump Start to Recovery classes. Second, I discuss a variety of exciting methods for creating new neural pathways during this radio show. All of my suggestions embrace natural approaches. Parkinsons Recovery Memberships provide opportunities for taking control over your recovery and in so doing, creating new neural pathways. For more informati

Most people choose at the beginning to suppress their Parkinson's symptoms. Consider another choice: Discover the cause first before you configure a treatment program. Further, most people believe the only way to determine what is wrong with them is to pay medical professionals to order expensive and oftentime invasive tests that can involve risks in themselves. This option is a valuable resource to be sure. The good news of the day is that there are a variety of methdos you can use to determine the cause of your symptoms since the body is always giving us all the information we need (and more).  No medical professional need be consultated, compensated of involved. How cool is that?  I will discuss methods you can do for yourself (no medical professionals necessay) to determine the cause of  your symptoms. When you take control of your recovery program, prospects for recovery soar.   Also discussed during the program are details for the 2015 Jump Start to Recovery 2 1/2 day program to convene at the Alderbr

During my show today I preview highlights from my new book, Treatments for Tremors, and offer suggestions about natural therapies that have proven successful in calming them. What are the causes of tremors? What natural remedies helps calm them? I have taken the best ideas which have emerged from a exciting decade of research.    A variety of natural therapies that sedate tremors are previewed. These include supplements, essential oils, herbs, foods and other therapies that have proven successful. The focus of my research has been to identify therapies that always put you in control of your own recovery program. Take control of the tremor rather than allowing the tremor to control you.   My new book, Treatment for Tremors, is now available in two forms: a paperback and a download to your computer.   Treatment for Tremors Paperback Treatment for Tremors Download   Robert Rodgers PhD Parkinsons Recovery http://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com  

This show explores Qigong as a primary strategy for healing Parkinson's. Wisdom Healing Qigong (WHQ) is a particular form of the ancient Chinese spiritual practice that focuses on personal health and wellbeing, blending essential ancient teachings into one gentle practice of movement, visualization, chanting and meditation. Compatible with traditional Chinese and modern western medicine, it fits all abilities and is very effective for chronic and acute health conditions. Joining me on the show is my special guest Bill Bulick who has been practicing Wisdom Healing Qigong daily for almost 4 years. He was originally inspired by the story of Bianca Molle, who reversed her Parkinson's symptoms through this practice, and by the extraordinary teaching of Master MIngtong Gu. Bill has been a devoted student of Mingtong's  since 2011, has attended six 10 day retreats, has increased his practice to 2-4 hours and is now in the WHQ Teacher Training Program.  Master Mingtong Gu, is making his only trip to Portland this y

Sel Kerans discusses his new book, Leading the Dance: Living well with Parkinson’s Disease, and his own journey on the road to recovery in an open, conversational expose of a five year journey with Parkinson’s disease and the experiences that have inspired the writing of a book that may be helpful, motivational and encouraging for others, especially those newly diagnosed with the condition. His book has been dedicated to the late Robin Williams and is about overcoming adversity, staying positive and content; focusing on healing, recovery and living well. Leading the dance with an unwelcome stranger called Parkinson’s disease. Sel discusses:  What hurdles have you faced?How have you overcome them?Would you consider yourself recovered from Parkinson's disease?Do you believe it's possible to recover completely from the symptoms of Parkinson's disease?You mention in your book some reluctance with medication - what's been your approach to taking medication over the five years?What resources have been useful for y