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Dr.Abas, I was dx 92 at 40 yrs if age. My case of PD is very minor. Yyesterdaay i eenjoyed thee results of my efforts of coordinating a pinic andd fisfh fry for 155 frinds. It wass quiet a feat in tthat 4 weeks ago the now park-like settingg was a standd of trees with thick understory off briars, saplings, and other scrubs. As it was my vision i took it upoon myselff too machette myy way thru 9-10 thouosand sq feett of this under growth. Idettermned thee size of thet site based on my expperience as a custom home builder andd architect pre-PD. Aftee much help on weekends by aa ffeww faithful hardworkers i spent 3-4 ours mounted aboard a med size tractor applying some finall touches on the site.. I did all this onone of thee liightest regimen of meds acccording to my Neuro.(@8 AM-1 25-100 sinemet; 1 100 mg symmetryl; 1 1mg Mirapex; 1 5mg eldepryl and 1 25-100 sinemet CR, @ 12AM - 1 25-100 CR; 1 1MG Mirappex., @6 PM - 1 25-100 CR; 1 1mg Mirapex) sometimes, like yeasterday, i forgott to ttakee the laast dose untiil 8:30 PM. Point is, whaat if your specific case is milder than mine allowing you to do the things you do so unencmbered by the typically diisabliing affects of PD. To me, and possibly to others on lisit, it would be of much greater interest to hear of a more advaanced case beingg greatly improved by your "Nuerobics" and by Vella's altternative theorys. Thiss would be off tremendous importance too thee PD world at large from PWP and all of the linkss assocciated with them. A claim that could be heralded by much greater numbers than do at present iff not all. Then you would haave thee validation necessary too win favvorr in aa population that is desperatelyy desirous of such unfulfilled hope. Tom PS. I for one would love forr your theories be substantiated to the point of world wide acclaaim. Then it woukd be today's neysayers on the outside looking in.. ----- Original Message ----- From: "S.J.Abas" <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 9:18 AM Subject: Re: on a causal theory of PD > Dear Vello > I feel that it is futile to raise fundamental theoretical and philosophical > issues > in this List, despite the fact that they are of profound practical > significance for > dealing with Parkinson. But since the one raised by you has been bouncing > around, I feel moved to add my comments also. I will be very brief. > > On the cutting edge of modern physics lie the "superstring theories (5 of > them)" > and the more recent "M-theory" (which unites the 5 superstring theories). > Simply > put, they say that: > > All particles and forces (and hence all brains) are manifestations of > different > resonances of tiny(100 billion billion times smaller in size than a proton) > one-dimensional strings ( membranes in M-theory) vibrating in 10 (11 in > M-theory) dimensions. Thus rhythm is the most fundamental property of the > Universe. It is the source of the symphony of our Universe and our > consciousness. > > Now unlike, anyone else I have come across, I try to explain everything -- > science, art, religion, oral sex, football hooligans..and the rest in terms > of 6 brain-centred > principles. One of them says that: > > "The brain connects us to the Universe" > > And it does so by detecting and generating vibrations. > > From this, I immediately deduce that music and rhythm (and not > anti-oxidants) must play the most fundamental role > in my treatment of Parkinson. Hence I have invented a set of exercises > which I call "neuro-dance". > > And I am still thriving on Parkinson, treating it as a "challenging sport > or a hobby" > to be enjoyed every day. If you will allow me a little Zen: The best way to > beat Parkinson is not to try to beat it. > > Those of you who are curious can see the proof by visiting the page whose > address I shall give below. But please understand that there is a high > probability > that you will be wasting your time. Soon after I announced my Site on 23rd > December last year, it became quite clear to me that there aren't many who > understand me or can benefit from visiting my Site. I had major plans to > develop the Site, but I abandoned them and didn't even bother to register > the > Site with the search engines. > > So, if and only if you fall into the small category who like to make > deductions and predictions from a small set of fundamental principles, then > you may see the proof of neuro-dance on: > > http://www.bangor.ac.uk/~mas009/proof2.htm > > Wishing you all a Happy Christmas (each day is Christmas day for me, > because > I choose to make it so every morning) > and > Hakuna Matata > > Jan Abas > > -- > ================================================================ > Dr.S.J.Abas > School of Informatics > University of Wales, Bangor, UK LL57 1UT > tel: + 44 (0) 1248 382483 > Fax: + 44 (0) 1248 361429 > e-Mail: [log in to unmask] > www.bangor.ac.uk/JanAbas > www.bangor.ac.uk/IslamicArt > ================================================================= > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] > In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn