Parkinsons Recovery
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Parkinson's Medication Side Effects
Parkinson's Medication Side Effects
Parkinson's Medication Side Effects
Wednesday 25th November 2009
Learn to manage Parkinson's medication side effects with expert tips from pharmacist Randy Mentzer on Parkinsons Recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Parkinson's Medications: Balancing Benefits and Risks with Randy Mentzer
Other supplements of vitamin d check to make sure it's vitamin D3.. Folic acid is fine, gingko is fine. But I'm not going to criticize you with Prozac. I think that most of the people we see, most of the people who come to us with problems, we're able to help them to solve their problems.
Medications for Parkinson's disease can be a double-edged sword, offering relief but sometimes bringing along unwelcome side effects. In this episode of Parkinsons Recovery, host Robert Rodgers, PhD, sits down with pharmacist and nutritional counselor Randy Mentzer to untangle the complexities of managing these medications. Randy sheds light on the potential dangers of taking multiple drugs and the importance of omega-3s in reducing inflammation.
He doesn't stop there; Randy also discusses how exercise can play a crucial role in managing symptoms and balancing hormones for overall well-being. Insomnia keeping you up? They cover that too, along with the benefits of glutathione and N-acetyl-cysteine in supporting Parkinson's management. The conversation takes an intriguing turn as they consider whether we should look beyond Parkinson's as a disease and focus more on the root causes of its symptoms.
This episode is packed with practical advice and fresh perspectives, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating the challenges of Parkinson's or those keen on holistic approaches to health.