Parkinson’s disease

Introduction The brain is one of the most powerful organs providing somatic and peripheral signals throughout the body. The brain ensures that the body stays functional and sends the right amount of neurons and other necessary substances…
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Tremors are extremely rare, but they can result from spinal compression and not necessarily a brain condition like Parkinson's disease. Tremors are abnormal, involuntary body movements with various causes, most of which are connected to the…
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Approximately 1 million people in the United States have Parkinson's disease (PD) and about 60,000 more people are diagnosed with the movement disorder every year. Common PD symptoms can include, muscle soreness, spasms, and tremors,…
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Do you experience chronic gut health issues? Research studies have found that Parkinson's disease (PD) may be associated with the gut-brain connection. Evidence in a group of mice demonstrated that PD can actually start in the gut, which…
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