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PARKINSN  June 2011, Week 2

PARKINSN June 2011, Week 2

Subject:

Blaylock wellness report

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PATTI ZAPF <[log in to unmask]>

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Has anyone read the Blaylock Wellness report listed below?  My brother- 
in-law sent this info to me and before I spend $100 to get the report,  
I wanted to ask if anyone has already checked it out.
Thank you:>)  Alan pd Patti cg  18 years
PS:  the picture of Mr. Blaylock reminds me of wellness practitioner,  
Noel Batten from Australia.  Wonder if this guy is from Australia?
Breakthrough new studies reveal how you can . . .

Protect Your Brain From Parkinson's and Other Neurological Diseases!

When both of Russell Blaylock's parents died from Parkinson's disease,  
this respected neurosurgeon set out to discover the hidden causes of  
this devastating neurological disorder, which now is reaching epidemic  
proportions.

He uncovered little-known environmental "triggers" that cause brain  
inflammation and cognitive decline — and the simple steps anyone can  
take to increase brain energy . . . improve brain blood flow . . .  
reduce free radical damage . . . and promote repair of a damaged brain.

Dear Friend,

A recent study found that the incidence of neurodegenerative diseases,  
such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and Lou Gehrig's  
disease, has increased in far greater numbers than previously suspected.

Most of these diseases are age related, meaning that their incidence  
is much higher as we age, especially after age 50.

For example, the incidence of Alzheimer's disease goes from 15 percent  
at age 70 to almost 50 percent in people over 80. The same is true for  
Parkinson's disease.

Today, about 1 million people are suffering from this horrible  
disease, and 50,000 new cases are diagnosed each year.

What is even more frightening is that these devastating neurological  
disorders are occurring at much earlier ages than previously seen.  
Some victims are in their 20s and 30s.

Alzheimer's disease is the No. 1 neurodegenerative disease, but  
Parkinson's is a close second. What the medical profession cannot seem  
to get in its collective head is that, for every full-blown incidence,  
there are hundreds of cases that are less severe but that interfere  
with one's enjoyment of life.

We use such benign terms as "age-related cognitive decline" to  
describe conditions that are just short of full-blown Alzheimer's  
disease. And we say that old people who walk slowly, have balance  
problems, and develop minor tremors are just "getting on in years."

What we don't acknowledge is the total devastation that neurological  
diseases can cause in many families — a fact I lived through in my own  
life!

I've Suffered Personally From
Mainstream Medicine's Inability to Treat
Neurological Disorders Effectively

My name is Dr. Russell Blaylock.

I'm a board-certified neurosurgeon who has been a practicing physician  
for more than 30 years.

I've been facing the ravages of Parkinson's disease and other  
neurological disorders on a daily basis throughout my career, but  
Parkinson's also has touched me in my own life.

You see, both of my parents were afflicted by this horrible disease.

My father was struck first. During a period of 10 years, I watched  
helplessly as my father's condition went from bad to worse. I was very  
close to my dad, and to see him go from a robust, energetic man of  
great humor to a weak, emaciated shadow of his former self was  
devastating.

I tried everything I could think of, and all of the remedies I tried,  
of course, were traditional medical treatments. None seemed to help. I  
even subscribed to a neuropharmacology journal so I would have access  
to the latest drug treatments for Parkinson's disease.

Within a few years of my father's death, my mother began to show  
definite signs of the disease as well. I lived the nightmare all over  
again.

I tried to help my mother with newly-discovered information on the  
natural treatments of Parkinson's disease, but she was so depressed  
over the death of Dad that soon she just gave up. Within 10 years she  
also died of complications associated with her illness.

Until Recently, Mainstream Medicine
Has Been Clueless About the Causes
of These Neurological Disorders

Until recently, medical scientists had no idea what caused Parkinson's  
disease, but they entertained theories involving genetics and aging  
itself.

But slowly, scientists have discovered that, like so many diseases  
afflicting modern man, Parkinson's is an inflammatory disease.

Many experts have noted a link between cardiovascular disease  
(atherosclerosis) and a number of age-related neurological disorders.

And, as in cardiovascular disease, Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's  
disease are linked to other inflammatory conditions:

Diabetes
Autoimmune diseases
Obesity
Consumption of omega-6 fats
Trauma
Exposure to certain toxic metals
Infections
We have discovered that regardless of the event or condition that  
triggers the disease, the damage is caused by intense activation of  
the brain's immune cells, called microglia, that destroy parts of the  
brain (such as the striatum).

One of the strongest links to Parkinson's disease is exposure to  
pesticides and herbicides, especially paraquat, pyridaben, fenazaquin,  
dieldrin, and rotenone.

This and other discoveries have led to some amazing new treatments for  
Parkinson's — and a new breakthrough approach to preventing it.

For example, one of the consistent findings in Parkinson's disease is  
that victims have very low levels of glutathione in their cells,  
especially in the areas of the brain most affected. Just how does  
glutathione affect your body?

Glutathione — which is a protein that becomes a powerful antioxidant  
enzyme — plays a major role in protecting all cells, especially brain  
cells. This miracle molecule is found in its highest concentrations in  
the mitochondria of the neuron, which is where 95% of free radicals  
are produced.

Some suspect that people with low glutathione levels are at the  
greatest risk of developing Parkinson's.

The Problem Is, Most Doctors
Don't Have Time to Keep Up With
the Latest Scientific Research!

As I said, I'm a M.D., a board-certified neurosurgeon and have been a  
practicing physician for more than 30 years.

I'm part and parcel of the medical establishment . . . and for that  
very reason, I know the strengths and the weaknesses of conventional  
medicine. I lived through the weaknesses when I saw how little  
mainstream medicine could do for my own parents!

Every year, our government and a number of private institutions spend  
billions of dollars on research, yet a great deal of this research  
goes unread.

Worse, the information gleaned is often never utilized in treating and  
preventing human disease.

Most doctors never read more than a few articles in popular medical  
journals, and they almost never read studies of basic science. This is  
why they think so-called alternative treatments do not work.

But the truth is, today's "alternative" treatment often becomes  
tomorrow's standard of treatment.

One example: For decades, so-called alternative and nutritionally- 
oriented physicians like myself have advocated the omega-3 (fish) oils  
as a proven preventative for cardiovascular disease, and as a vital  
component for neurological development in the young.

Yet for years many doctors dismissed such recommendations — and  
mainstream medical journals went out of their way to attack believers  
in fish oil supplements as misguided. (Now, of course, they all sing  
its praises as a preventative . . . yet it started out as an  
"alternative" treatment.)

DR. RUSSELL BLAYLOCK
Doctor, Neurosurgeon,
Author, Health Advocate

Russell Blaylock, M.D., not only compiles and editsNewsmax.com's  
Blaylock Wellness Report, he's also a nationally recognized board- 
certified neurosurgeon, health practitioner, author, and lecturer.

He attended the Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New  
Orleans and completed his internship and neurosurgical residency at  
the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. For over a  
quarter of a century, he practiced in the demanding field of  
neurosurgery in addition to having a nutritional practice.

He recently retired from his neurosurgical duties to devote his full  
attention to nutritional studies and research. Dr. Blaylock has  
authored three books on nutrition and wellness:

Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills
Health and Nutrition Secrets That Can Save Your Life
Natural Strategies for Cancer Patients
An in-demand guest for radio and TV programs, he lectures extensively  
to both lay audiences and other physicians on a variety of nutrition- 
related subjects.

Dr. Blaylock is the 2004 recipient of the Integrity in Science Award  
granted by the Weston A. Price Foundation. He serves on the editorial  
staff of the Journal of the American Nutraceutical Association and is  
a member of the editorial board of the Journal of American Physicians  
and Surgeons, official publication of the Association of American  
Physicians and Surgeons.

He previously was assistant clinical professor of neurosurgery at the  
University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson and is a visiting  
biology professor at the Belhaven College, also in Jackson.

Just Click Here Now!

Mainstream Medicine Often
IGNORES the Evidence!

We hear a lot about "evidence-based medicine," but just how much of  
traditional medical practice is evidence-based?

Studies have shown that as little as 30% of conventional medical  
practice is backed by science.

Most medical procedures, treatments and recommendations are based on  
nothing more than accepted custom . . . anecdotal evidence of what  
works . . . and recommendations from drug company reps.

The term "evidence-based medicine" was invented largely to discredit  
all alternative treatments, since it implies that everything outside  
traditional medicine is not "evidence-based."

In fact, most alternative treatments have a tremendous amount of  
scientific evidence for their mode of action. What they often lack is  
large epidemiological studies, since such studies are prohibitively  
expensive and the government will not fund well-conducted studies.

That is why I now write and edit The Blaylock Wellness Report. And in  
one of our most popular recent issues, "Parkinson's Disease — You Can  
Fight Back," you'll discover some amazing new "alternative" therapies  
that can help protect you or those you love from the ravages of  
Parkinson's disease and other disorders.

I'll tell you how you can get a FREE copy of this new special report  
in a moment.

But first I'd like to tell you a little bit about me — and how my 30  
years as a physician and neurosurgeon led me to embrace a nutritional  
approach to healing.

Now You Can Get the "Inside Story"
 From an MD Who Has Seen It All!

You're probably wondering who I am — and how a neurosurgeon came to  
champion nutritional and other forms of alternative medicine.

The truth is, I simply believe in good medicine.

I believe in preventing disease if possible . . . and healing it  
whenever I can. And over the years, I've come to believe that one of  
the key reasons people get sick and suffer from disease is what they  
eat.

I've also seen the dark side of conventional medicine as practiced in  
the United States:

Medical students and doctors being "indoctrinated" merely for  
financial gain . . .
Giant pharmaceutical machines spewing out their billion-dollar  
propaganda for drugs of dubious benefit — or, even worse, for drugs  
they knew had dangerous side effects . . .
Unnecessary surgeries being performed when more conservative, less  
dangerous treatments were available . . .
Expensive, invasive diagnostic tests being administered to patients  
who didn't need them merely for "liability" reasons . . .
Insurance companies telling doctors how to practice medicine . . .
Finally, I just couldn't sit by any longer and remain silent.

I had to find better, less expensive, more effective solutions to the  
major health issues plaguing the American people.

I wanted to help people like you, who are not getting the best advice  
to prevent and treat diseases . . . just because of corporate greed  
and a system that puts the convenience and profit of health care  
providers above the needs of the patient.

I am convinced that the average person wants and needs better, more  
accurate information about threats to their health than exists today —  
threats that are NOT covered by the mainstream, corporate-controlled  
media . . .

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Natural Treatments Can Be MORE
Effective Against Neurological
Disorders Than Dangerous Drugs!

When it comes to neurological disorders such as Parkinson's, my  
parents' suffering spurred me to investigate ALL the conventional  
forms of treatment available.

To this day, traditional treatments include a host of drugs and  
surgeries.

L-dopa — Mainstay treatment (most patients will get worse after two to  
five years, and it appears to speed deterioration)
Carbidopa — A form of L-dopa that increases brain levels of the  
medication
Drugs that inhibit MAO-B (an enzyme)
Drugs that inhibit COMT (an enzyme)
Drugs that mimic dopamine
Drugs that block glutamate receptors
Anticholinergic drugs (nerve impulse inhibitors)
Surgical treatments
Stereotaxic unilateral pallidotomy (destroying a small portion of the  
brain that Parkinson's has damaged)
Stereotaxic ablation of subthalamic nucleus (burning or freezing a  
small portion of the brain damaged by Parkinson's)
Deep-brain electrical stimulation
Stem cell placement in substantia nigra
The problem is, these treatments are only marginally effective — and  
the side effects can be devastating.

Fully 70 percent of patients suffer from sleep disturbances. Many also  
suffer from dyskinesias: uncontrolled, writhing movements, constantly  
moving.

Other side effects include nausea and vomiting, low blood pressure,  
hallucinations, and disturbing incidences in which patients vacillate  
between "normal" and fully afflicted symptoms of the disease.

Fortunately, New Treatments
Now Show Much More Promise!

In my Blaylock Wellness Report, I tell you all about important  
breakthroughs and new research on health issues like Parkinson's —  
issues that the corporate-owned media ignore or deliberately suppress.

Plus, I give you practical, real-world advice about what you can do  
about health problems such as Parkinson's, heart disease, stroke and  
colon cancer — and how you can take advantage of new discoveries  
cheaply and easily.

You can see for yourself by sending for your FREE copy of a popular  
new special issue of The Blaylock Wellness Report called "Parkinson's  
Disease — You Can Fight Back."

In this easy-to-read special report, you'll discover some amazing new  
medical breakthroughs that could make a dramatic difference if you or  
someone you love suffers from a neurological disease like Parkinson's.

Here's just a small sample of the crucial, potentially life-saving  
information you will gain in this exciting FREE report:

The important role that excitotoxicity plays in the development of  
neurological disease . . .
The growing evidence that vaccinations can dramatically increase one's  
risk of developing a devastating neurodegenerative disease . . .
Why diseases such as Parkinson's begin attacking your brain cells  
decades before any symptoms develop . . .
The hidden link between a high protein diet and Parkinson's . . .
The importance of washing fruits adequately to remove pesticide  
residues that may be destroying your brain cells . . .
11 major supplements known to reduce inflammation, increase brain  
energy, improve brain blood flow, reduce free radical damage, and  
promote repair of the damaged brain . . .
The most important vitamin you simply must take to avoid or repair  
damage caused by neurological diseases . . .
The truth about bioidentical hormones and their role in preventing  
neurological problems . . .
A little-known fact about chocolate — and why it can increase your  
risk of getting Parkinson's disease . . .
And lots, lots MORE!
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Seven Reasons Why You Need My
Cutting-Edge 'Insider' Health Reports

I will gladly send you this FREE special issue, "Parkinson's Disease —  
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Reason #1: You won't get the whole story on health and wellness — or  
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rather than finding an actual cure.

Reason #4: I take no money from Big Pharma, the multibillion-dollar  
drug companies.

Reason #5: I get no kickbacks on any health products or supplements he  
recommends to you.

Reason #6: I refuse to bow down before the traditional "party line" of  
publications like the New England Journal of Medicine, which receives  
heavy financial "subsidies" from pharmaceutical advertisers.

Reason #7: I thoroughly investigate health issues with an open mind  
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Because I have no conflicts of interest, I can offer you a pain-free  
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On Jun 2, 2011, at 4:07 PM, A Phillips wrote:


> I know; I've found my treadmill helul
>
>> Date: Tue, 31 May 2011 22:16:22 -0700
>> From: [log in to unmask]
>> Subject: FWD: Parkinson Exercise Revolution- Please send to any  
>> Fitness or Therapy Professionals who work with PD patients.
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>>
>> *Please FWD this email to any Physical Therapists or Fitness  
>> Professionals
>> in your area. We NEED these professionals to take these classes and  
>> teach
>> People With Parkinson's how to get better and feel better with  
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>>
>> *
>> *
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>>
>>
>>
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>>
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