Might be a left brain-right brain motion and eye movement integration. I seem
to recall something where the treatment was and eye movement exercise, which
somehow re-integrated the hemispheres.
clay
> On Dec 1, 2019, at 9:40 AM, archer75--- via Mercedes
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> That's interesting,
The body is pretty amazing. Years ago we were at the range and this group
shows up to bring granddad out to shoot. The old guy got out a 1911 Colt .45
but to load the magazine into the gun he had to put both on the table and push
them together. He shook like a leaf in a bad wind.We all stood
Danged if I know. One thing he talked about was that it needed to be "forced
exertion" so no just going through the motions at the gym. Maybe thats why
boxing, since the trainer can really push you.
Heres a link to the podcast:
No answers from me, but I did see something similar that was amazing.
This was 10 yrs ago. #1 daughter and I had to stay over a night i=on
Oahu, so we snagged a room in the back rows of Waikiki, but near the
zoo. After dark, we walked through Duke's alley, and down to the beach,
near the
That's interesting, Curt. Since ordinary exercise doesn't help Parkinsons
significantly, why does boxing?
https://www.brainandlife.org/articles/exercise-programs-incorporating-boxing-skills-may-help-manage-symptoms-of/
On Sun, 1 Dec 2019 15:03:00 + (UTC)
Curt Raymond via Mercedes wrote:
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One thing to be aware of is that the dopamine meds the docs give
Parkinson's disease patients can have some significant side effects that
need to be monitored. Dopamine inhibitors are given to people with
manic behaviors, so when you give dopamine to someone it can cause manic
behaviors that
My sister in law was just diagnosed a few months ago. Despite modern medical
science, it seems like there’s not a lot of proven approaches for addressing
the symptoms. She said she’s going through four rounds of pharmaceutical tests
to see what works best for her tremors. Some of the meds she’s
I just saw my ex-BIL on Friday. He has had Parkinson's disease for
several years now and is not doing well. I had not seen him for maybe 3
years, I was surprised at the decline. He's been through all the
treatments but comes a point where nothing really works anymore. He was
golfing up
There is an interesting Art of Manliness podcast with a guy who is using boxing
training to treat Parkinson's. His results are astonishing and it's a really
good interview.
Curt
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