Yesterday, John took me to visit the Neurologist at the Fixel campus at the University in Gainsville, Fl. Last year, the Doctor told me I was doing so well, she didn’t need to see me for a year. Well, the year is up, and I’ve been consuming the LuminAloe for an entire year and I am continuing to recognize additional improvements. While there, they had me visit with Physical and Occupational Therapists. I was told to keep doing the same things I’ve been doing. When they tested my grip, they reported that I was stronger than I was a year ago. And when they timed how fast I can walk, my speed was reportedly faster as well. I told them about an exercise I’ve added to help with balance… And they encouraged me to keep it up, that my balance had also improved. Yea! for more comprehensive nutrition.!
As part of evaluating my cognitive status, she told me 5 unrelated words and advised me that I should remember them. and about ten minutes she asked me to repeat the word she had said. I couldn’t remember any of them, then she gave me hints like Flower and that was enough to remind me the word was Daisey. She indicated that it was indicative that I had the beginnings of Parkinson’s dementia. If it was Alzymers I wouldn’t have any recall, even with the hints.
In one of the discussion groups I participate in, a gentleman said his doctor tells every PwP he sees to take Lithium Orotate. I remembered My General Practitioner had me using lithium Orotate, previously but somehow I had eliminated it from the battery of supplements. After I watched the video he shared with us, I have now added lithium Orotate back into my supplements.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sA8AtSWPnRw
no, I’m not depressed, keep listening….You’ll learn how beneficial it is for brain health.
So, the neurologist told me they are starting up a new research study of PwP with dementia. If I understood correctly, They will do Mri’s or datScan’s at the beginning, and periodically as they follow the study participants.
I have high hopes that the LuminAloe will resolve my lingering symptoms..
Standing up to Parkinson's 