HI Virginia
Thanks for the info.
Looking at societies with a low rate of PD in chinease stand out so
Ilooked at their diet . THey eat a lot of root ginger So I tried
including signifacant amounts of this in my diet . THe most obvious
benefit is the disappearance of foot cramps . Hot spicy stuff has a
benefit to PD, I believe . I was interested to note that you said
that it took time to act . It is precisely this that made me cautious
about posting this result as immediate results are more easily pinned
down to a cause . This needs further investigation . Has any else
noticed anything with hot spice ?
He told us about capsaisim (spelling?), hot pepper
> ointment. We had been using a version but were not aware we needed to use it
> several times a day and over a period of time. And, a stronger version
> was/is now available. He also said to wrap his legs in ace bandage. Well,
> we did. It took some time, but eventually gave him relief. It could have
> been a circulation problem. He now wears perscription support hose and it
> makes a big difference in many areas, but they are hard to put on his size 16
> feeet! We still use the capsasim. It does work, helps shoulder and back
> pains.
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> Virginia Christiansen
> White Plains, NY
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peace
Alastair ( [log in to unmask] )
