Parkinson's Disease

What you need to know:

There are no foods, supplements or complementary therapies which specifically treat this disease, but there are things which may help to relieve the intensity of some of the symptoms.

The most useful Herbs:

St John’s Wort - but not if you’re taking blood thinning drugs, some anti-depressants and immuno-supressants. Check with your doctor or pharmacist.
Valerian
Elderflower

Other useful advice:

Any of these therapies may help with muscle spasms and localised pain:

Massage
Aromatherapy
Acupuncture
Osteopathy

Anti-oxidant vitamins A, C and E, mega doses of vitamin B complexes, Evening primrose oil, fish oils anti-oxidant plant extracts - anthocyanins - selenium, Folic acid and Lycopene are all supplements which may also be useful.

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