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Hi All,

My farther has Parkinson's, hence my interest to join the group.  You must have heard about fermented papaya extract and its possible effect on the health of the Pope.

I will appreciate comments from those of you who have been taking Osato Int.'s ImmunAge, or any other product containing papaya extract. I also read an article according to which Holland and Barrett's "chewable papaya enzyme" is a substitute (attached below).  The difference in price is a factor of 10. Both products are currently out of stock, so I thought there must be people out there taking these food supplements.

Thanks.

Maria


 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/main.jhtml?xml=/health/2003/04/29/
 hdoc29.xml

 Health home
 WomenChildren
 Doctor's diary: Miracle cure for
 Parkinson's?
 (Filed: 29/04/2003)
 Papaya seems to be working for the
 Pope, says Dr James Le Fanu
 Health Contact us
 Having spent Holy Week in Rome, I am able to
 confirm the remarkable improvement in the Pope's
 health.
 Now 83, he has been increasingly afflicted with
 Parkinson's in recent years, and has shown all the
 characteristic symptoms of poor mobility, shaky
 hands and slurred speech.
 But there was little evidence of any of these during
 the Easter blessing he gave from the balcony at St
 Peter's. His gestures were decisive, the tremor had
 all but disappeared and his speech was clear and
 coherent.
 Vatican sources attribute this apparently miraculous
 improvement to the advice of French virologist - and
 discoverer of the Aids virus - Dr Luc Montagnier,
 who visited the Vatican last year.
 He suggested that the Pope take a health
 supplement that includes extract of papaya, an
 Apparently, Dr Montagnier has been investigating
 the therapeutic value of papaya since observing, on
 a trip to the Philippines, that the locals who
 consume it in vast quantities "tend to live long and
 healthy lives".
 Family doctor Graham Hunter from Bexhill-on-Sea,
 who kindly drew my attention to the details of the
 papal cure, which is available in this country from
 Holland and Barrett as "chewable papaya enzyme",
 tells me that four of his patients with Parkinson's
 are now taking the supplement and he "is awaiting
 their comments with interest".

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