These organizations are all the same... driven by fund raising not real support. My father was confirmed last fall as the oldest and longest term PD patient known to the UHN. He was the oldest participant in the GDNF study in 2002 and one of the pioneer recipients of DBS. He was on his deathbed 8 years ago, my sister and I already planning his funeral as doctors at the Krembil Neuro Sciences Center at Western Hospital in Toronto (U of T) had said "*it wouldn't be long*" and sent him home with no hope for rehab. On his deathbed we were introduced to a new natural supplement created by the former Senior Editor of the Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, Dr. Nagasawa. In less than 1 hour my father was walking again, he hadn't for nearly a year. After 8 months he had weened himself off all PD medication and even was able to regain his drivers license. He's still active today. He's now 83 years old and diagnosed for more than 40 years. You can read his story at www.yourbestyear.ca/martins. To be clear, he's not cured. He still has PD and eventually it will take him, but his quality of life, his health and mental capacity is as good as ANY normal 83 year old, in fact its better than many. Since our discovery I've been working indirectly with Dr. Nagasawa and other medical scientists using this technology in 3rd world countries because people over here seemingly would rather poison themselves. A few years go I sat on a plane from Vegas to Buffalo with Dr. Fine, one of America's top Neurologists who told me point blank that "there isn't a single drug including the original Bare Aspirin that isn't toxic". Since toxins are detrimental to neuro function .... do the math. My point in this, in relation to your comment Nick, I've been trying to get through to the MJFF and to MJF himself for as many years as my father has been off his meds. I've spoken with scientists, doctors and administrators at the foundation and delievered all of the scientific documentation on this cutting edge technology and it goes NOWHERE! No ... its not a cure. But it could seriously improve the quality of life of many PD patients everywhere and even if they still need their meds .. it can improve the function of those drugs by reducing the toxic load caused by the drugs. But hey ... we can't see how we can make any money on it ... so why tell anyone? God Bless you all searching for answers. Its a horrible road. My father is my best friend and I know before long I'll have to say goodbye, I just thank God everyday that in finding this supplement I was able to give him a reasonably better quality of life in his latter years. At 83 he still works with my mom in their gardens and doing little chores around the house. At 83 without such a disease though, I could still have been saying goodbye, you can't put a price tag on that. Martin Stepanek GenePool Sports Inc - Founder, Sponsor Scout Max Freedom Team - Partnerships www.genepoolsports.com www.maxfreedomteam.com 705-794-7181 On Jun 7, 2016 2:44 AM, "Nick" <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > MJFF is against the REGROW ACT, and sent a letter to the author of the > act, Sen. Mark Kirk. It appears that MJFF is in bed with big pharma by > doing this. Read the letter MJFF and others sent, and if you don't puke > over it, you don't have any firing synapses. Here's my posted response to > MJFF: > > I totally agree with Ellie Baum. I have to go to Mexico to buy Tasigna > for my wife who has Parkinson's disease 22 years now, even though Tasigna > got rave reviews by the 2 doctors who ran the phase 1 trial. A totally bs > trial as Tasigna has been on the market for 9 years, as a cancer > treatment. I can't get a prescription written, even though it is a valid > cross label drug, because the 2 quacks who ran the phase 1 trial said we > need to wait for phase 2 and 3 trials!!! FOR NO GOOD REASON!!! > > You can read MJFF opposition letter to the REGROW Act at: > https://www.michaeljfox.org/foundation/news-detail.php?mjff-signs-letter-opposing-the-regrow-act > > Also read Ellie Baum's and my response to the MJFF letter. MJF is a > traitor to the parkies.. > > Nick Drozdowski > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > 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