Digestive Health & the Brain Nutrition & Brain Health Unhealthy Gut, Unhealthy Brain December 19, 2022 By Lynn Nguyen, Physician’s Associate at Neurology Solutions The gut microbiome refers to the symbiotic, or mutually beneficial, relationship between […] Read more » Parkinson's disease Parkinson’s nutrition
Concierge Neurology Care Movement Disorder Patient Resources August 24, 2022 Following is a list of organizations and websites with information related to treatment and resources in managing Parkinson’s Disease, dystonia, and other neuromuscular problems treated by our movement disorder specialists. Although these sites have been selected by Neurology Solutions’ editorial staff to be contained on the NSC website, they are not operated by NSC. Read more »
Concierge Neurology Care Featured Parkinson's Disease Movement Disorders and Hang Gliders June 7, 2022 For some people, getting diagnosed with a movement disorder can feel like strapping into a hang glider and stepping off a cliff. Read more »
Nutrition & Brain Health Supplements & Neuroprotection Covid 19: Analysis and Recommendations for Prevention and Treatment November 16, 2020 The recommendations below are a compilation of Dr. Izor and NSC staff, as well as adapted from Paul Marik, MD’s […] Read more »
Dystonia Injections for Movement Disorders Why Botox®, Myobloc®, and Dysport® Are So Important To Our Movement Disorders Specialists November 25, 2018 When you hear the word Botox® we know what you’re thinking. In the public consciousness, Botox® has always been about […] Read more » Myobloc Botox for Dystonia Dystonia treatment
Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) Parkinson's Disease Why Awake DBS Is Still The Best Parkinson’s Disease Treatment May 25, 2018 If you’re curious about deep brain stimulation (DBS), you’re not alone. It’s one of the most promising Parkinson’s disease treatments […] Read more » Deep Brain Stimulation Parkinsons disease treatment
Exercise & Mobility Parkinson's Disease Largest clinical study of PD focuses on best treatments March 14, 2018 | 2 Comments on Largest clinical study of PD focuses on best treatments The Parkinson's Foundation has enrolled its 10,000th participant in the Parkinson's Outcomes Project, the largest-ever clinical study of Parkinson’s disease (PD) spanning five nations. Started in 2009, the project studies everyone with PD, from the newly-diagnosed to people who have lived with Parkinson’s for 20 years or more, and aims to provide a comprehensive view of the disease and its overall impact on people’s lives. Among the key conclusions so far, the research has shown that regular visits to neurologists could save thousands of lives a year and more exercise and focus on mental health could help improve patients’ well-being. Read more » parkinson's disease and depression gender disparities largest clinical study mental health neurologist care Parkinson's Foundation Parkinson's Outcomes Project
Parkinson's Disease Physical Therapy Treating Parkinson’s with Physical Therapy February 19, 2018 | Leave a Comment Treating Parkinson’s with physical therapy is recommended to reduce stiffness and discomfort and to allow patients to continue to perform daily tasks and retain independence. PD experts agree that physical activity is beneficial to PD patients at all stages of their disease, including at early diagnosis. Physical therapists trained in treating neurological conditions recommend exercises for people with PD aimed at improved balance and coordination, flexibility, endurance and strength. Read on for a Physical Therapy for PD Q&A. Read more » Parkinson's disease Parkinson's treatments exercise for Parkinsons Parkinsons physical therapy for PD
Nutrition & Brain Health Supplements & Neuroprotection Dietary Supplements for Cognitive Function January 31, 2018 | Leave a Comment Numerous research studies are focused on the effectiveness of dietary supplements for cognitive function. Two lesser-known supplements have been shown to support neurons and synapses in areas of the brain tied to memory, cognition and executive function. Bacopa Monnieri is a nootropic herb used in traditional Indian Medicine, and magensium threonate is a form or magnesium that effectively crosses the blood brain barrier. Both are supported by numerous animal and human studies as memory enhancers, whether managing a neurodegenerative disease or to help fend off age-related decline. Read more » cognition neurodegenerative diseases bacopa monnieri cognitive function dietary supplements magnesium threonate memory nutritional supplements
Parkinson's Disease Roundup: 10 Advances in Understanding, Treating Parkinson’s January 8, 2018 | Leave a Comment Parkinson's disease (PD) is a complex multi-system brain disorder impacting movement and the regulation of mood. Strides have been made in understanding the mechanism of PD and ways to prevent neurodegenerative diseases and slow disease progression. From treating depression to dancing to yoga therapy to implementing the comprehensive MEND protocol, read on for a roundup of 10 Latest Advances in Understanding and Treating Parkinson’s. Read more » Parkinson's disease DASH diet Parkinson's treatments new parkinson's treatments Deep Brain Stimulation Parkinson HRT exercise for Parkinsons MEND treatment of PD Parkinson's research
