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Many
parkinson syndromes are autoimmune and easily and permanently
treatable please read our e-book for permanent cures.
We have reversed Parkinsons call us for the detox, antibiotic
treatment plan
Today all forms of autoimmune Parkinson diseases are treatable.
Parkinson causes a resting tremor (pill rolling type). A flexed
posture , slowness of movements and increased tone of the muscles.
Due to this change of tone patients with Parkinsons do not get
wrinkles. For Parkinson plus read at the end of this page.
We have been doing research in Parkinson's for 20 + years.
Currently anti basal Ganglia antibodies are found in Parkinson's
patients. Parkinson's commonly occurs in patients who have other
autoimmune diseases.
Chemicals like pesticides trigger Parkinson's. Just walking the
garden aisle of a superstore packed with pesticide will give you
enough exposure to cause this diseases.
Many top Movie Stars got Parkinson after exposure to a drug
called MPTP. This WAS A AUTOIMMUNE REACTION.
Parkinson's will also be triggered by surgery and injury, this
all shows a autoimmune connections.
Patients with Parkinson treated with anti-inflammatory drugs have
completely recovered. We have also developed a external stimulator
to help reverse this condition and after is undergoing trials at the
Nanotech Neurology Center.
Parkinson without a tremor is called Parkinsons plus. People
consider these syndromes have no treatment. We have reversed these
syndromes with a external stimulator and antibiotics.
We have used trigger point injections to make a bed bound
Parkinson patient move around the house!
For complete guide to Parkinson treatment protocol please read
our E-Book
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