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Toxins and Parkinsons Disease
Toxins and Parkinsons Disease
Toxins and Parkinsons Disease
Wednesday 10th August 2011
Dr. Joe Hickey discusses the link between environmental toxins and Parkinson's Disease, offering insights into treatment and detoxification.
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Get the buttons here!Unseen Dangers: How Toxins Might Be Fueling Parkinson's Disease
Environmental toxins are presumed to be the triggers for development of Parkinson’s Disease.
Ever wondered what might be lurking in your environment that could be impacting your health? In this episode of 'Pathways to Parkinson's Relief', Dr. Joe Hickey, MD, takes us on a deep dive into the hidden world of environmental toxins and their possible connection to Parkinson's Disease. Dr. Hickey shares his unique approach to treating this debilitating condition, shedding light on why standard medical tests often miss these harmful substances embedded in our tissues and organs.
From the well-documented cases of Manganese toxicity and Carbon Monoxide poisoning to the more common exposures to aluminum, lead, and mercury, Dr. Hickey explains how these toxins could be triggering Parkinson's symptoms. He emphasizes the critical role of glutathione in protecting our cells and how its deficiency can leave us vulnerable. The discussion also touches on the impact of heavy metals on bone health, protein digestion, and DNA integrity. Dr.
Hickey doesn't just stop at identifying the problem; he also explores the potential of chelation techniques in detoxifying the body and improving symptoms. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the unseen factors that might be affecting their health and seeking new ways to manage Parkinson's Disease.