Update on Chia Seeds
. To produce the post below, I checked in with AskShan, the AI bot. If you want answers to your own Parkinson’s-related questions, just click here and then […]
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. To produce the post below, I checked in with AskShan, the AI bot. If you want answers to your own Parkinson’s-related questions, just click here and then […]
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***************************** By Janet Campbell, guest contributor ***************************** Caring for Oral Health in Advanced Parkinson’s: What Every Caregiver Should Know For caregivers of people with advanced Parkinson’s, managing oral health can become
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Parkinson’s disease affects movement, mood, and energy in ways that change daily life. Medications help, but symptoms often persist or evolve. As needs shift, many people with PD turn to natural treatments, therapeutic movement, and lifestyle changes for support.
Supporting someone with a chronic condition doesn’t mean fixing them. It doesn’t mean knowing all the right things to say. It means showing up with rhythm, with listening, with humility.
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Here are two more questions that I submitted to AskShan. As before, my question will appear in bold font, and AskShan’s response in italics. And just like last time, the
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***************** Here’s a follow-up question that I submitted to AskShan, based on one of my questions to the bot last week. As before, my question
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Next year the world’s Parkinson community will gather in Phoenix, Arizona, from May 24-26, 2026, for the fifth World Parkinson’s Congress.
This book aims to give the reader an overview of how Parkinson’s works in the body, and what the PwP (Person with Parkinson’s) can do about it.
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Aspiration pneumonia was the most common reason for the emergency admission of patients with Parkinson’s Disease whose disease duration was >5 years. Pneumonia was one of the main causes of death.
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People with Parkinson’s disease (PwP) often hear doctors and others say, “You won’t die from Parkinson’s, you’ll die with Parkinson’s.” This can be misleading.
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