Robert :I spoke with you several weeks ago and I am having difficulty with Parkinsons and anxiety. Would sure like some advice.
Norma
Parkinsons disease and anxiety go hand in hand. When anxiety rears its ugly
head, symptoms inevitably flare up. A wise step that offers relief from symptoms is to embrace methods, therapies and techniques to get anxiety under control.
People with Parkinson’s experience anxiety in part due to the unpredictability of their symptoms and the challenges of living with a chronic condition.
Everyone knows when they have anxiety. Familiar symptoms of anxiety in people with Parkinson’s include:
Excessive worry
Restlessness
Difficulty concentrating
Physical symptoms like increased heart rate or sweating
When it comes to finding relief from anxiety, Craniosacral
therapy and Bowen therapy can be very beneficial. They both invite
traumas that are embedded in the body at the cellular level
to release. Once released, the potential for anxiety is brought under
control.
I have also developed a three month Shut Down Anxiety
online course that covers proven methods and therapies that
covers proven methods and therapies that
do in fact shut down anxiety. Visit the link below for
more information about Parkinsons and anxiety and to register.
I would like to know more about Parkinson’s treatment and recovery.
Tell me about your Parkinsons Recovery membership.
Do you recommend Zandopa? What homeopathic products can / should one use? I am considering the membership. Your-e-mails are excellent, I love to read them. I live in Canada BC and I might not have access to any resources which are similar to yours.
I really believe that my body can heal itself if I give it a chance and the right support.
Response to Parkinson’s Treatment and Recovery
Thanks for your email inquiring about Parkinson’s treatment and recovery options. As for the Parkinsons Recovery membership, I recommend that join and visit the 12 member websites daily for a month and just see if the visits are helpful. The subscription is only $10 a month.
Information is updated daily. Successful recoveries involve an ongoing process. When you visit the website every day, you are setting the intention to recover. More information is available at: https://www.parkinsonsrecovery.com/parkinsons-recovery
As for recommendations of medications, I have to pass. I am not a medical doctor and so am not qualified to speak to that specific question. Rather, I am a researcher and can tell you a lot about what people do to get great relief from their symptoms.
Be sure to read the side effects of any medications you take. Often what you may think are the symptoms of Parkinsons are actually the side effects of medications you are taking. That news is a relief to many people!
Recovery requires patience and commitment. It happens for people who are determined to make it happen.
I still have problems with balance, walking talking and sweating. Turning is also a problem – especially to the left, dryness in mouth, problem of pronunciation of some words while talking. excessive sweating at the left side of forehead is remarkable . I also feel pain at neck below head backside of ears.
Kindly help,
Sibnarayan India
Response:
You have a series of symptoms which is typical of people who are diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. It is likely that the cause is multi-faceted.
First, there is an Ayurvedic doctor in India, Dr. Paneri from Gujarat, who sees people with Parkinson’s exclusively and is getting remarkable results. His website is: http://www.drpaneri.com
Second, check the side effects of the drugs you are taking. It is likely some of the problems you are experiencing may be simply the side effects of the drugs. You may want to talk with your doctor about adjusting your medications.
Third, I suggest that you focus your attention on finding doctors and health care practitioners who can help you detox the toxins in your body, I am guessing that toxins are a primary cause of your symptoms. You may well have an abundance of heavy metals and pesticides that have accumulated in your body.Once they are removed your symptoms may well subside.
An important step to address problems with balance, walking, talking and sweating is to detox – just check around and find an approach that appeals to you. I have been using zeolite personally with great success – but there are many other excellent methods that are effective as well.
My Parkinson’s symptoms and medications are going on with me now for 4 months and the strongest is my slowness of movements, speech and the way my face looks so sad. Today I just felt fatigued and some feeling in my brain like a flush or a wave of slowness.
I am seeing a neurologist for the second time for further evaluation. I have yet to be formally diagnosed with Parkinsonism. In a small corner in my mind I carry he thought that these symptoms are temporary and it is not Parkinson’s. Do others that you may know of have similar symptoms like my self that turn out not to be Parkinson’s and they are well again?
Thank you for letting me update you on what is going on with my health. I am reaching out as far as I can for help and guidance on all I can do. My life has changed l00% this past 4 months.
I was taking SAMe for three months for depression. It elevated my mood and I was feeling 80 percent better so I stopped taking it one week ago. I weaned myself off in a week. Now I am wondering if stopping SAMe is the reason I do not feel so good now. Are you familiar with SAMe?
Well – you have been on a roller coaster these past few months.
The question you ask is: Do I know of people who have symptoms like yours who have been able to recover or feel better?
The encouraging answer is yes! I interview people all the time with symptoms like yours – give them any name you wish – who have figured out ways to feel better.I just finished an interview with John Coleman, a naturopath doctor from Australia who had Parkinson’s in 1995 but who has fully recovered today.
You can hear a replay of his interview by clicking on the link below:
About Parkinson’s Symptoms and Medications
I personally believe there are two basic ways to
approach problems like yours. First, many people
spend a great deal of energy and time trying to figure
out what is wrong. From my experience, this approach
tends to sustain a great deal of fear and makes sure that
you will experience the symptoms of Parkinson’s because fear triggers hormonal imbalances in the body.
The second approach is to say – OK – my body is giving
me some information. It is working perfectly – as it always does.
It must be the case that my body needs something I am not
giving it – perhaps good food, exercise, mind challenges, levity, relaxation, detoxing, etc., etc.). With this approach
a person can begin to make some changes in their life and
eventually turn their health around. It does take time and trust.
As for tests revealing problems with lesions and tumors and
cancers and – you name it – my personal feeling is (and remember
this is only my personal feeling) – everyone has things like this
in their bodies. Everyone has cancers in their body at one time or another. Most people have lesions of one type or another. Etc.
Clearly it is a good idea to get things checked out by doctors
and consider their recommendations. Medicine sometimes
works miracles for people.
The challenge for anyone in a situation like yours is that
if you spend most of your time focusing your attention on
what is wrong with your body – if those thought forms
dominate your thinking – you will be guaranteed to manifest
something wrong. Our thoughts create our reality.
As for the drug you asked about – I stay away from making
any comments about drugs since I am not a medical doctor
and I am not qualified to do so.
I am hoping for good news from the doctors for you…
