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What in the world really causes the symptoms of Parkinsons? Which natural therapies help people with the symptoms of Parkinson's? Find answers in Road to Recovery from Parkinsons Disease by Robert Rodgers, Ph. D - now available in paperback and as a download to your computer. |
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Parkinsons Recovery Members receive the day to day support that guides and nurtures recovery. Meditations are posted daily that motivate members to take the action that is necessary for them to recover from the symptoms of Parkinsons. A wealth of other information is posted every that supports the recovery process. |
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Read the remarkable stories of nine people with Parkinson's Disease who succeeded in reversing their symptoms. Pioneers of Recovery 2012.
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Take five critical steps and you are soundly on the road to recovery. The five steps transform negative thinking. Join others who know in their heart, mind, body and soul that recovery is possible. |
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Naturopath John Coleman, ND, says that a significant reason for his recovery was being able to hydrate his body. The solution that worked for him was to take Aquas, a natural homeopathic remedy designed to reverse dehydration in the body.
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Jump Start to Wellness transforms the thoughts and beliefs that support and nurture recovery. Beliefs that impede recovery are replaced with beliefs that support return to health and wellness in this live, two and a half day event.
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Inflammation is a key reason why people have problems with their eye sight. CAN-C eye drops reduce inflammation in the eye, allowing the body to heal problems such as cataracts and retain your driver's license. |
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ABC News recently aired an exciting news story on early findings from a study of vibration therapy that is currently being conducted by the Rush Medical Center in Chicago. Research subjects report encouraging results. |
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Diagnosed with an advanced stage of Parkinson's in 1995, John Coleman is a naturopath doctor from Australia who is symptom free today. He has finally written a book, Stop Parkin'and Start Livin'where he explains in detail everything he did to recover. It wasn't easy, but he did recover. |
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