Tag Archives: Parkinson’s disease

Pesticides, Plastic And Permanent Neurotoxicity: The Path To Parkinson’s Disease

Posted on 06. Nov, 2008 by Kerry Friesen, M.D..

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In 1966, Lew Welch created this incredibly tenacious tagline that continues to swirl within everyone’s subconscious!
RAID, KILLS BUGS DEAD!
A more liberal interpretation today might read:
“RAID, Kills Brain Cells Dead!”
That may be more macabre than you were counting on, but nevertheless consistent with a new paradigm emerging from basic research in a relatively new discipline—molecular neurotoxicology.
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Top Ten Reasons To Take Inosine

Posted on 20. Apr, 2008 by Kerry Friesen, M.D..

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Have you heard the news?
A simple OTC (over-the-counter) dietary supplement may hold the key to slowing or even preventing the onset of Parkinson’s and other neurodegenerative diseases.
Parkinson’s is a devastating movement disorder that progresses as dopamine-producing neurons in the brain slowly die. In a recent study however, Parkinson’s patients with the highest uric acid [...]

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