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How To Lose Weight With Parkinson’s Disease

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Theres A Lot Of Information Out There About The Link Between The Gut And Brain And Inflammation In Diseases Such As Parkinsons And Alzheimers Whats Important For Me To Know About It And What Are Some Of The Healthiest Anti

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The bottom line is that despite increasing evidence that there’s an association between Parkinson’s and gut health, our understanding is incomplete.

Studies have found that there are lower levels of Prevotella, a “good” gut bacteria in people with Parkinson’s and higher levels of inflammatory bacteria, but more research is needed to understand the connection to Parkinson’s. Still, eating a diet rich in anti-inflammatory foods is generally found to be beneficial for your overall health and there’s no harm in including anti-inflammatory foods in your diet if you can tolerate them.

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My Brother Who Was Diagnosed With Parkinson’s Disease Last Year Has No Appetite And Has Been Losing Weight Over The Past Three Years Is This Common With Pd If So What Can He Do To Get His Appetite Back

Lisa M. Shulman, MD, FAAN, responds:

Weight loss is fairly common in people with Parkinson’s disease, although the reason for it is unknown. In most cases patients report losing weight in spite of a robust appetite and using high-calorie supplements.

Confirm a Connection

The first step in managing the problem would be to confirm that your brother’s weight loss is associated with PD. Losing weight can be connected to many medical conditions, so it’s important to encourage your brother to see a primary care physician for a thorough evaluation to exclude other causes and factors.

Rule Out Depression

In addition to various medical conditions that can cause weight loss, emotional problems such as depression can also be contributing factors. Depression occurs in about one-third of PD patients. If depression is the problem, suggest that your brother see a therapist or psychiatrist, who will determine if he needs a prescription for an antidepressant. Depression in PD is treated with many of the same medications prescribed for the general population of people with depression.

Consult a Nutritionist

If your brother’s doctor doesn’t identify any other causes for his weight loss, you may want to consult a nutritional specialist who can review your brother’s diet and suggest modifications, including high-calorie supplements.

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I Was Telling Someone At My Parkinsons Support Group About The Pains I Have In My Stomach And He Mentioned Something Called Gastric Emptying What Is It And If Thats My Issue What Can I Do About It

Gastric emptying or gastroparesis relates to a delayed movement of food from the stomach to the intestines that can cause stomach pains, bloating, nausea and feelings of uncomfortable fullness after only a bite or two of food. It’s not known whether this condition is associated with Parkinson’s itself or levodopa treatment, but whether it is or isn’t, there are a few things you can do to address your symptoms such as trying smaller but more frequent meals of easy-to-eat anti-inflammatory foods and limiting caffeine, alcohol, grains and dairy. Currently, there is no medication for gastric emptying that is compatible with people with Parkinson’s, but you can talk to your doctor and your nutritionist about other possible strategies and treatments.

Instead Of Burning Your Writings As You Say In Your First Testimonial You Chose To Publish Them Why Did You Do This What Do You Write About

Yes, I realized that everything I had written could perhaps help other people, so the idea of putting it all together and making a book was natural to me.

I’m not a writer, so it’s written very simply with ordinary words. As it was originally only for me, there are personal things, I thought I would take them out, but at the same time they are part of life and can help. I’m talking, for example, about constipation problems and all that it causes, we know that Parkinson’s sufferers are very much affected by this and as I’ve found a solution that helps me enormously, I’ve decided to leave everything.

I am therefore “laying myself bare” so that all my feelings are clear.

I also decided that this book would serve as a basis for me to go and speak at hospitals and other places.

I was admitted for a week at the regional hospital center in Lille to assess my condition and treatment and well, they couldn’t believe that my Parkinson’s hadn’t progressed when I explained all that I had been up to in my daily life.

I Have Terrible Insomnia Are There Any Nutritional Choices I Can Make That Might Help Me Fall Asleep And Stay Asleep Longer

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Sleep issues are very common among people with Parkinson’s. In fact, changes in sleeping habits are often among the first signs of Parkinson’s.

Fortunately, there are changes you can make to improve your ability to get the rest you need.

Sleep hygiene is an umbrella term for different actions you can take to enhance your sleep. Practicing good sleep hygiene can go a long way towards improving both the quantity and the quality of your sleep each night. When it comes to optimal nutrition for sleep, most doctors and dieticians recommend watching what you eat and when you eat it, limiting your fluid intake and limiting your sugar intake.

If your poor sleep is actually a result of REM Sleep Behavior Disorder , be sure to speak with your doctor and your care partner so you can get the help you need.

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A Cure Means Different Things To Different People But What We Can Be Certain Of Is That We Dont Yet Have One For Parkinsons

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Charities these days are all promising their research will lead to a cure, but while humanity has eradicated, or is on the way towards eradicating, some infectious diseases — such as small pox, measles and polio — it is unlikely that we will ever see a day when humans do not get cancer, heart disease or neurological conditions like Parkinson’s.

Lately Ive Been Having A Lot Of Trouble With Chewing And Swallowing It Makes It Really Difficult To Eat What Can I Do

This is a common problem many people with Parkinson’s struggle with. One thing you can do is to work with your food’s consistency and consider softer food, like applesauce or slow-cooked meats. It can also help to add moisture to foods with gravy or sauce so that your food is easier to swallow.

Another option is to partially blend your meal. You can do this by putting 75% of your meal in the blender and saving the rest to eat as solid food. Crock pots are also great for cooking meats or vegetables so that they are really tender and easy to swallow. If you have trouble swallowing liquids, you can thicken fluid with things like applesauce. You can also consider meeting with a speech-language therapist to find specific ways to improve your chewing and swallowing.

Is There Anything I Can Do With My Diet To Manage The Side Effects I Experience From All Of The Medications I Take

Depending on the side effects you experience, there may be ways to help minimize them with your diet. For example, if you experience nausea, eating bland foods like saltines and cold liquids may help, as can eating slowly and in smaller portions. Again, if your side effects are unbearable, talk to your doctor as soon as possible to see if they can adjust your medications or suggest other alternatives. Unfortunately, there’s been no evidence to suggest that the food you eat can eliminate side effects altogether; however, experimenting with various nutrition plans may certainly help you manage them better. 

Ive Heard A Lot About The Benefits Of Drinking Coffee Lately Is It Really Beneficial For People With Parkinsons

It is not clear whether there are any benefits to drinking coffee for people with Parkinson’s. The consensus from the Parkinson’s Foundation is that drinking coffee has no measurable benefits on the symptoms of Parkinson’s, but neither should it worsen symptoms in most cases. The majority of the recent research that has come out about coffee has to do with its ability to reduce the risk of developing diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. Once you have already developed Parkinson’s, its benefits are debatable.

So, provided it doesn’t irritate your stomach, coffee is okay to drink, but you should talk to your doctor about any symptoms associated with drinking caffeine . Coffee can help if you suffer from daytime sleepiness, but consider having your last cup before the afternoon as caffeine late in the day can interfere with your sleep cycle if you’re especially sensitive to it.

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I Have Difficulty Drinking The Recommended Daily Allowance Of Water How Critical Is It That I Drink That Much

Drinking enough water is important to help promote general health and relieve symptoms of constipation. When someone experiences long periods of dehydration, their cells can’t function properly and die, which can lead to degeneration and disease. Dehydration also leads to poor circulation and blood flow, which can result in high blood pressure, organ failure and more.

You may experience decreased thirst with Parkinson’s, so it can be helpful to create a hydration plan, carry a water bottle and track your daily water intake to ensure you’re drinking enough. If drinking water is a challenge, you can also supplement your fluid intake with juice—if unintended weight gain isn’t a problem for you—or decaffeinated tea.

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Weight Loss And Malnutrition In Patients With Parkinson’s Disease: Current Knowledge And Future Prospects

Tao Wang

  • 1Department of Neurology, Union Hospital, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China
  • 2Department of Neurology, Anhui Provincial Hospital, The First Affiliated Hospital of University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, China
  • 3Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, Division of Basic Neuroscience, and Mailman Neuroscience Research Center, McLean Hospital, Belmont, MA, United States

Could You Remind Us Of What Sort Of Care You Received What Treatments Are You Taking Are They Effective

My treatment at the moment is:

  • 6:00 AM : 1 Duopa 125 mg + 1 Azilect
  • 7:30 AM: 1 Mirapex 2.10 mg + 1 Mirapex 1.05 mg
  • 9:00 AM: 1 Duopa 62.5 mg
  • 12:00 PM: 1 Duopa 125 mg
  • 3:00 PM: 1 Duopa 62.5 mg
  • 6:00 PM: 1 Duopa 125 mg
  • 10:00 PM: 1 Duopa 125 LP + 1 Duopa 62.5 mg

And if I need it at night, I take 1 Duopa 62.5 mg.

It took more than a year to find this right dosage, and I think it suited me before, but with all the work I’m doing on myself and feeling better and better, I hope my neurologist will lower it soon.

Because I haven’t told you yet that my next goal is to put my Parkinson’s into remission! I don’t say cure, let’s not delude ourselves! After all, every year around the world, we hear these kinds of experiences where doctors don’t know why but people manage to do it.

Weight Loss In Parkinsons Disease: The Relationship With Motor Symptoms And Disease Progression

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Maria G. Cersosimo

1Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Unit, Hospital de Clinicas, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina

Abstract

Objectives. To determine the prevalence of weight loss in PD patients, its relationship to the severity of motor manifestations and appetite changes. Methods. 144 PD patients and 120 controls were evaluated in a single session. All subjects were asked about changes in body weight and appetite. PD patients were examined with the UPDRS-III and the Hoehn and Yahr scales. Subscores of tremor, bradykinesia /rigidity, and non-dopaminergic symptoms were analyzed individually. Multivariable logistic regression analysis was used to determine an association between WL and PD motor manifestations. Results. 48.6 % of PD patients presented WL compared to 20.8 % of controls . Weight losers were significantly older and had longer disease duration, higher scores in HY stages, UPDRS-III, and NDS-subscore. Multivariable logistic regression analysis demonstrated that WL was associated with NDS-subscore and older age . Appetite in PD cases losing weight was unchanged , decreased , or even increased . Our results showed that WL occurs in almost half of PD patients and it is largely the consequence of disease progression rather than involuntary movements or a decrease in food intake.

1. Introduction

2. Methods

2.1. Subjects
2.2. Assessments
2.3. Statistical Analysis

3. Results

3.1. Participants

Among the 120 controls mean age was 62.6 ±10.9 years old .

    

Description Of Weight Change In Patients With Pd Those With Atypical Parkinsonism And Controls

Baseline characteristics and comparisons between individuals with and without sustained clinically significant weight loss are presented in table 1. On average, atypical parkinsonian patients were older than those with PD, and there were more men. At diagnosis, patients with PD and atypical parkinsonian patients were significantly lighter than controls by 5.6 and 7.1 kg, respectively, after adjustment for age and sex . After diagnosis, weight reduced in all study groups . Mean for the decrease in weight from baseline until the last follow-up visit was 3.2 , 4.1 , and 5.0 kg in controls, patients with PD, and those with atypical parkinsonism, respectively. These data were not obviously skewed . Patients lost weight more quickly than controls . Patients with PD lost weight more quickly than controls . Patients with atypical parkinsonism lost weight more quickly than those with PD . Sustained clinically significant weight loss within the first year of diagnosis was more common in patients with atypical parkinsonism than in those with PD and controls .

Baseline characteristics of controls and parkinsonian patients with no weight loss, sustained weight loss within the first year of diagnosis, and sustained weight loss at any time throughout follow-up

If I Take Regular Doses Of Carbidopa/levodopa Should That Impact When And What I Should Eat

Yes. The effect of levodopa may be influenced by proteins in food. Proteins can compete with levodopa uptake both from the gut and across the blood-brain barrier and may, therefore, inhibit the effect of levodopa. Therefore, if you take regular doses of carbidopa or levodopa, you should talk to your doctor about taking your medicine 30-60 minutes before eating, especially before high protein meals. Protein, however, is still important for your diet so it can be helpful to create a schedule to manage your medication and protein intake throughout the day so that you’re not eating your high protein meals simultaneously with your carbidopa/levodopa.

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No Matter What I Do I Keep Gaining Weight Whats Happening And What Can I Do About It

Weight gain is another common side effect that can occur from a decreased ability to exercise or as a result of gastric emptying, in which you may feel like you’re uncontrollably gaining weight despite not eating much. The discrepancy may have to do with your body going into starvation mode as it tries to recalibrate your energy input and output. Again, the best course of action is to speak with your doctor about a weight loss plan that aligns with your specific issues and goals. Also, you might consider an anti-inflammatory diet if you’re suffering from weight gain associated with gastric emptying.

You Have Been Seeing A Hypnotherapist As Well What Benefits Do You Get From Hypnosis

I have been seeing a hypnotherapist for 3 years now. Hypnosis has been a revelation for me and it is not unrelated to the benefits I feel. Today, it helps me mentally, spiritually and even in terms of my strength, it helps me to look within myself and understand myself better. Thanks to her, today, I am much more serene about the things that happen in my life.

I live my life as I have never lived it before, I have learnt to put things into perspective, I no longer get caught up in futile things.

But do know, this requires a lot of work at the beginning and I’m still not there yet. It’s an ongoing process but I do enjoy it as well.

Longitudinal Association Between Dopamine Agonists And Weight In Parkinson’s Disease

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In PD patients, BMI increased in dopamine agonists users compared to non-users.

Incidence of weight gain of ?6 kg was 2.1-fold higher in DA users than to non-users.

On the contrary, levodopa users tended to lose weight compared to non-users.

For DA, associations were partially explained by compulsive eating.

Weight and compulsive eating should be monitored in PD patients treated with DA.

What Should I Know About Nutrition As It Relates To The Use Of Medical Marijuana

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Currently, there’s no legally prescribed medical marijuana for Parkinson’s treatment, but for some people with Parkinson’s, certain strains of medical marijuana and CBD oil have been found to be anecdotally helpful in alleviating tremors. And many people use it as part of their comprehensive nutritional plan. Unfortunately, there haven’t been enough clinical trials completed that provide indisputable evidence for the benefits of medical marijuana. If you live in a state where medical marijuana is available, be sure to talk to your doctor before you give it a try.

Our previous posts about marijuana

Ive Heard So Much About The Diet For People With Parkinsons Does It Really Work

Despite the buzz, there’s no one diet that has been shown to be universally beneficial for people with Parkinson’s.

The ketogenic diet has received a lot of attention recently as it can be beneficial for patients with epilepsy and early trials are being done on rat models to see if the same is true for Parkinson’s; however, there is not yet significant evidence that it is therapeutic for Parkinson’s.

Some people with Parkinson’s find that gluten can be inflammatory to their gut and cause digestive distress. If this is the case for you, introducing a gluten-free diet may help relieve some of your symptoms.

When it comes to vegan, paleo and vegetarian diets, no conclusive evidence finds one to be therapeutic for Parkinson’s. Still, speak to people with Parkinson’s who’ve done some experimenting, and you’re likely to find plenty of people who sing the praises of one diet vs another. In the end, it comes down to experimentation and discovering what works best for you based on your symptoms and goals.

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New Treatment May Have The Potential To Slow Stop Or Reverse Parkinson Disease

Wallace Stephens

Results from a recent study suggest that a revolutionary treatment may have the potential to slow, stop, or even reverse the progression of Parkinson disease.

Results from a February study of a revolutionary treatment suggest that it may be possible to slow, stop, or even reverse the progression of Parkinson disease, according to findings in the Journal of Parkinson’s Disease.

The 3-part, experimental study investigated whether using a novel delivery system to increase levels of glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor can regenerate dying dopamine brain cells in patients with Parkinson disease and even reverse their condition. GDNF is a naturally occurring protein that promotes the survival of many types of neurons.

“I believe that this approach could be the first neuro-restorative treatment for people living with Parkinson’s, which is, of course, an extremely exciting prospect,” Steven Gill, MB, MS, FRCS, who designed the infusion device used in the study, said in a statement.

Initially, 6 patients enrolled in a pilot study which evaluated the safety of the treatment approach. After the pilot study, 35 additional individuals participated in a subsequent 9-month double-blind trial. Half of the participants were randomly assigned to receive monthly infusions of GDNF while the other half received placebos.

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What Advice Would You Give To Carenity Members Living With Parkinsons Disease

  • LIVE! Don’t let parkinson’s take over your life, know that you are not alone and that social relationships are just as important as your treatment. You will notice that I hardly ever put a capital P in parkinson, it is not important enough for me anymore, let’s put it back in its rightful place.
  • Above all, don’t let yourself be influenced by certain people around you. Like me, you will find that those around you have difficulty understanding. What I don’t understand is why people around me are not simply happy to see that my struggle is bearing fruit. That thanks to everything I’ve put in place, I’m going to succeed in stabilizing this disease, even if they don’t agree with the chosen method. After all, it’s my life, I’m the one in pain, I’m the one who has to live with the disease, I have to fight every day.

My behavior has certainly changed. Of course, when I see the number of neurologists who now realize that this disease is often due to the fact that we never dared to be ourselves, to say our way of thinking, to save ourselves… well, yes, I have changed!

What Can You Book Do For Members Who Are Also Affected By Parkinsons Disease

I am aware that we are all different when it comes to Parkinson’s, that it develops differently in different people, but if I could convince even one person, I would be delighted!

I want people to understand that you have to fight, even if it’s not easy every day, you’re tired . But when I manage to do everything, I take such pride in having succeeded, in winning battles against the disease, that I forget the pain and what it cost me in effort. I also know that it’s giving me several more good years.

What Are The Various Reasons Due To Which Parkinsons Patients Gain Weight

Parkinson’s patient suffer from depression, reduced cognitive abilities, sensory deterioration – mainly smell and taste with an impaired facility to receive pleasure from eating that leads to incorrect food habits. From the literature review, an interesting fact about the possible role of ability to feel pleasure and motivation towards consuming food has come forward. Due to the impaired ability to feel pleasure regarding food, Parkinson patients eat less and therefore lose weight. A trend of gaining weight has been observed after deep brain simulation which indicates an elevation in pleasure and motivation towards food consumption. However, specifics studies need to be conducted to refute or confirm the findings. Such studies will help those working with patients by creating awareness about the factors in work in order to come up with solutions to manage the effects of deficits and restore normal weight levels of the individuals already enduring because of the disease.

Factors such as epigenetic, metabolic, genetic & environmental factors define and influence the body weight. In addition to that, physiological setting homeostatic behavioral adjustments can protect against gaining of weight as well as loss of weight.

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Factors Which Influence The Prognosis Of Schizoaffective Disorder

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Like all illnesses, schizoaffective disorder is highly individualized. Within the framework of what makes schizoaffective disorder schizoaffective disorder, each person experiences it uniquely.

The personal nature of the disorder carries into its prognosis, too. Everyone’s outcome can be different. A big part of the reason for that involves specific prognostic factors:

  • The way someone functioned before symptoms began
  • How intense the symptoms are
  • The nature and depth of the psychosis
  • Whether psychotic and mood symptoms are congruent , or are they out of synch, one group beginning as the other group ends?)
  • How persistent the symptoms are
  • How negatively schizoaffective disorder affects cognitive functioning
  • How many episodes does someone experience as time progresses

While there isn’t a cure for schizoaffective disorder, at least not yet, this illness can go into remission, a period in which symptoms aren’t present and functioning is good. The more the factors can be answered positively, the better the chances are that the signs and symptoms will recede.

People often experience schizoaffective disorder in cycles of symptoms and remission. It’s possible to achieve an outcome in which periods of remission are long and periods of symptoms are relatively mild.

While there are no guarantees because this complex disorder is different for everyone and so many different factors are involved, if you are living with schizoaffective disorder, the prognosis is good for getting better.

Its Not Just One Condition There Are Multiple Types Of Parkinsons

Like cancer, we are starting to understand the importance of subtyping Parkinson’s and developing tailored treatments that will be more successful than a one size fits all approach. Better understanding is coming from large scale studies that follow vast numbers of people with the condition over time. And we are starting to see how the subtypes of Parkinson’s have different symptoms, progression rates and even different responses to medication.

To effectively treat Parkinson’s, we probably need to tackle each of these subtypes differently, providing the right treatments and support to suit the individual and their form of Parkinson’s. And this starts with understanding more about how we classify and identify these different types.

You can read more about research into personalised treatments in our recent blog ‘Precision medicine for Parkinson’s, how close are we?

I Keep Losing Weight Whats Happening And What Can I Do About It

Weight loss is a common side effect of Parkinson’s. In fact, in many cases, weight loss precedes motor symptoms and is considered an index for Parkinson’s progression. There are a variety of potential causes at play such as overall malnutrition, increased energy output and decreased energy input and problems with nausea or vomiting and lack of appetite. The best thing to do if you have unwanted weight loss is to talk to your doctor about creating a plan to manage your caloric intake. Creating a meal plan to gain and then maintain your weight will vary by individual, but avocados, shakes, smoothies, nuts, and seeds are all simple ways to consider adding nutritional calories to your diet. If loss of smell is a problem for you, you can also consider using more spices to make your food taste better.

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The 17 Most Commonly Asked Questions About Parkinsons Nutrition

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One of the topics our community members consistently ask us about is nutrition. It’s not an easy topic to address, though, because it has so many layers and there’s no one size fits all nutritional plan. Still, leaving it at that is not enough. In the first post in this series, we addressed the most important fact to know about Parkinson’s nutrition and in the final post, we’ll address how to experiment with your nutrition while living with Parkinson’s. In this post, we opened up our inbox and pulled together the 17 most common questions we’ve received in the past year about Parkinson’s nutrition, and we’ve done our best to answer them.

We wish there were more definitive answers to these questions and that there was such thing as the one, proven nutritional plan that works for all people trying to live well with Parkinson’s,  but that’s not the case. The best we can do for now, therefore, is share the research as it stands, suggest potential pathways for you to investigate with your care team and encourage you to find the optimal path for you, even if it takes some time and a fair bit of trial and error.

With that said, here we go…


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