Therapies

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Guide to living with a disability

The guide covers all aspects of life with a disability. In around two hundred articles, the Federal Ministry of Health explains comprehensively ...
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Christmas chat with PARKINSonLINE

Parkinson's, Christmas and loneliness PARKINSonLINE organizes Christmas chat A contribution by Jürgen Zender Parkinson's, Christmas and loneliness It's almost that time again, the children can hardly wait until ...
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/ Exercise, Nutrition, eating disorder, Research and Development, Non-drug therapy, orthorexia, Therapies, obsessive compulsive disorder

When diet becomes a compulsion

The increased risk of melanoma in Parkinson's patients has been documented in numerous scientific studies. A first comprehensive meta-analysis was published in 2011 by Liu and colleagues in the journal Neurology and found that the...
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How does it all work physiologically?

A contribution from Dr. Johannes Heimann from the column "Heimann explains". If you would like to be informed about new posts, just send me your email address [email-subscribers-form id="2"] Do you like ...
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How does Parkinson's work - a guide

My name is Martin Riegels, I am 62 years young and have had Parkinson's for 20 years now. I'm trying to live with this disease as best as I can. That works...
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/ To know better, Nutrition, Fast, Research and Development, fasting, Non-drug therapy, Therapies

Learning to walk again with a spinal cord prosthesis

A French-Swiss research group has developed a technique that is intended to correct the gait disorders typical of Parkinson's disease. This already worked for one patient...
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Do you already have the Parkinson's Journal app?

The PJApp is available for a one-time fee of €2,89 and includes a lifetime subscription right.

And the best part is: The income from the sale of the App 50% will be donated to PingPongParkinson, 25% will go into a reserve around that Parkinson Journal at the turn of the year into a non-profit publishing company and only 25% serve to cover costs.

Especially for all those who are not yet ready to join a self-help group, we as a magazine would like to Window for Parkinson- be world. As victims, we know that Parkinson has become an unexpected companion in our lives. We want to show appreciation to these people and inform them with heart and mind. We want to show them that they are not alone and that there is hope and support.

By purchasing the app, you can support us on this journey.

You get the app at google play or im App Store 

 

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