>Brian,I suspect of one added factor that is the state of ones mind.I
>will try to explain:for instance if the exercises are done under stress
>or not,competetive or not,done with pleasure or by a kind of a
>duty,demands heavy concetration or not,it is realized with or without
>suspense(type Hicthcok films :-) ),there is fear or not,and so on.As
>you know PWPD are very susceptible to psichological factors,sometimes
>more than the physical ones by themselves.That is,the situation may
>require independent of the strenght put in it,the greater or lesser
>production of adrenaline,seretonine,
>endomorphine,and the like.These substances can then have action on the
>way the brain will be more or less permeable to levedopa.
>
>Regards,
> +----| Joao Paulo de Carvalho |------ +
> | [log in to unmask] |
> +--------| Salvador-Bahia-Brazil |------+
>
>
WILL SAYS:
When I am driving and feeling "off," an emergency brings on braking or
steering action I could not do on a planned basis.
This same phenomenon occurs when, in an "off" condition I cannot raise mmy
right arm, buut if someone throws a set of car keys to me I can catch them
over my head with my right hand
Will
And here's to long "ons" and short "offs"
WILL JOHNSTON 4049 OAKLAND SCHOOL ROAD
SALISBURY, MD 21804-2716
410-543-0110
Pres A.P.D.A. DelMarVa Chapter
