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Dopamine Depletion: Tremors, Parkinson's and More
Dopamine Depletion: Tremors, Parkinson's and More
Dopamine Depletion: Tremors, Parkinson's and More
Friday 14th February 2014
Discover how dopamine depletion affects Parkinson's and tremors, including symptoms, tests, and management tips from David Overton.
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Get the buttons here!Dopamine Depletion: Unpacking Parkinson's and Tremors
Dopamine depletion affects between 8% to 17% of people... some of the problems associated with dopamine deficiency include anemia, balance problems, blood sugar problems, bone density problems, circulation problems, digestion problems, food cravings, hand tremors, head and facial tremors, heart problems, low or high blood pressure, inability to lose weight, kidney problems, light
Imagine facing a condition that affects everything from your mood to your movement. In this episode of 'Pathways to Parkinson's Relief', physician assistant David Overton dives deep into the complexities of dopamine depletion and its ties to Parkinson's disease and tremors. Overton breaks down what dopamine depletion really means, highlighting the myriad of symptoms that can arise, such as balance issues, digestion problems, and even personality changes like aggression and depression.
He also discusses the dopamine challenge test and how labs can determine dopamine levels in the body. The episode doesn't stop at just identifying the problem; it offers practical advice on managing dopamine depletion. Overton touches on the significance of kidney function, the role of genetic testing in medication, and Dr. Marty Hines' protocol for boosting neurotransmitters.
Throughout the discussion, you'll gain valuable insights that could make a real difference if you or someone you know is grappling with Parkinson's or tremors. With a blend of medical expertise and empathetic conversation, this episode is both informative and supportive, making it a must-listen for anyone affected by these conditions.