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In
order to unravel the mystery of forever increasing cases of
Parkinson’s, researchers from the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute have studied the levels of some toxic chemicals in
the brain of mice and recorded their affect.
They exposed the mice to the insecticide Permethrin and
found that the insecticide provoked a reduction in the level
of dopamine, the neuro-transmitter whose deficit is implicated in
Parkinson disease. They
also found that this insecticide stimulates the production of
a protein called alpha-synuclein which is a component of the
fibrous tangles called Lewis bodies common in the brain of
people suffering with Parkinson.
The most interesting and frightening finding was the
fact that, low level
exposure, seemed to have a more immediate effect than high
level exposure.
The
researchers postulated that the high level exposure probably
overwhelmed the alarm system of the brain so that the body
refused to respond to the stimulus whether the low level
chronic exposure was more insidious and capable of activating
the Lewis’s bodies.
Whatever
the reason it is important to realize that researchers are
finally bringing attention to the fact that low
level chronic exposure to toxic substances can harm our brain.
The
fact that the researchers studied a specific chemical in rats
does not mean that other toxic substances are not equally
damaging.
The
researcher, Dr. Jeffrey Bloomkuist, brought attention to the
toxic effect of DDT. DDT has in fact been taken out of
the market in the
U.S.A.
while we sell it to the third world countries.
DDT
finds its way back to the
USA
via the produce we purchase from them,
Treatment
It
is very difficult to treat Parkinson in the advanced stage.
At best we can halt the progression of the disease.
In
the very early stages, before extensive damage to the basal
ganglia responsible for the production of dopamine has
occurred, we can do much better.
Interventions
GLUTATHIONE
intravenous and the supplementation with tyrosine, the amino
acid precursor of dopamine, are the main tools.
At
the same time it is most important to do the Bowel
Scrubbing Program
accompanied by large amounts of Probiotics.
These
interventions are well described in the The
total Bowel Healing Program Booklet available from The Corsello
Dispensary for $5.00 - click
here.
The
intestine is the major site of introduction of toxic
substances from the outside and creation of toxic substances
from the inside. They both need to be removed as fast as
possible.
In
case of well demonstrated high toxic metal load, appropriate Chelation
Therapy
is also necessary.
Many
of our patients with advanced Parkinson conditions, have
sought Cell and stem cell therapy in
Europe
and elsewhere, after we removed the toxic load, for maximum
results.
In
summary
Parkinson
syndrome is a disease on the increase, mostly because of a
variety of toxic substances that find their way to the brain.
Since
it is almost impossible to avoid exposure, it is most
important to do both oral and parenteral (IV infusions or
intramuscularly injections) of antioxidants especially
glutathione.
The
bowel scrubbing program and the probiotics are also part of
the protective as
well of the interventive treatment.
In
the most severe cases, stem cell therapy, after appropriate
cleansing, does offer great hope.
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