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Parkinson’s Disease

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Fighting Parkinson’s

We’re in the midst of a Parkinson’s disease crisis. Explore the causes of the world’s fastest growing neurological disorder — and discover the innovative new treatments and functional therapies that can help patients live long and productive lives.
By Michael Dregni
Aging ParentsInflammation
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PUMPING IRONY: Life in the Slow Lane

While researchers hunt for the causes of age-related mobility issues as a way to address Parkinson’s and other diseases, I find myself embracing a mindful slowness.
By Craig Cox
Parkinson's Disease
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Talks — S7, EP3 / How to Keep Your Brain Healthy as You Age

Our brains age just like the rest of our bodies, and just like it’s important to care for our bodies so we can move functionally well for as long as possible, it’s also essential to do everything we can to maintain and support healthy brain function as the years pass by. With the current absence of effective treatment options for most neurological diseases, prevention really is the best treatment for them, and it’s never too early — or too late — to start. Edward Park, PhD, explains what to know about normal and abnormal brain aging, as well as the lifestyle strategies we have control over to support our brain health and help reduce the risk of decline and disease.

With Edward Park, PhD
Aging ParentsAlzheimer’s & Dementia
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Can Exercise Mitigate the Effects of Parkinson’s?

Bouts of high-intensity exercise may ease the effects of this common neurodegenerative disease, according to a recent study.
By Craig Cox
Active AgingInflammation
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Exercising Safely with Parkinson’s Disease

Consistent exercise can help slow the progression of Parkinson’s. Experts weigh in on how to get the best results.
By Emily Ewen
Active AgingFitness Tips
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PUMPING IRONY: Every Breath You Take

While air quality nationwide has improved markedly since the turn of the century, recent research highlights the cognitive damage that even low levels of pollution can exact on the aging brain.
By Craig Cox
Healthy AgingParkinson's Disease
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What Are the Risk Factors and Triggers for Functional Neurological Disorders?

It turns out there are a variety of different triggers, say experts.
By Mo Perry
Brain HealthFunctional/Integrative Medicine
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PUMPING IRONY: A Parley With Parkinson’s

While I only occasionally wonder whether Parkinson’s awaits me somewhere down the road, recent research provides some calming evidence that lifestyle changes may help keep the disease at bay.
By Craig Cox
Brain HealthHealthy Aging
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What Is a Functional Neurological Disorder?

Hybrid disorders of the brain, mind, and body once confounded physicians and researchers. Today experts are beginning to uncover the conditions’ complexities — and how to treat them.
By Mo Perry
Brain HealthFunctional/Integrative Medicine
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PUMPING IRONY: Parkinson’s: The Next Pandemic?

Cases of the debilitating neurological disease have been surging in recent years and some researchers suggest COVID-19 may accelerate the trend.
By Craig Cox
Alzheimer’s & DementiaCovid-19
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8 Ways to Boost Glutathione

This superhero antioxidant battles toxicity, chronic disease, and premature aging. Find out what makes it so powerful — and how you can boost your levels.
By Catherine Guthrie
Alzheimer’s & DementiaHealthy Aging
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What Are Excitotoxins?

They're supposed to enhance flavor and excite your tastebuds, but could these common food additives also be overexciting your cells — and doing damage to your nervous system?
By Matthew Solan
Food AddictionGeneral Health
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The Healing Power of Sound

Why certain rhythms, sounds, and vibrations can help us reduce stress, create a deep sense of well-being, and even promote healing.
By Karen Olson
Functional/Integrative MedicinePain Relief
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See the Big Picture: 5 Fundamentals of a Healthy Life

Discover what you can start doing now to prepare for your healthiest, most vibrant future.
By Kristin Ohlson
Alzheimer’s & DementiaGeneral Health
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The Powerful Health Benefits of CoQ10

With an astonishing array of applications, CoQ10 offers something for virtually everyone — from fitness buffs to those at high risk for heart disease and cancer.
By Pamela Weintraub
General HealthParkinson's Disease
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Start Seeing Toxins

Toxic chemicals surround us - often in the places we'd least suspect. Want to protect your body, your home and your world from harmful pollutants? Start by knowing where to look.
By Alyssa Ford
DetoxHome/Living
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