PARKMOOR

Parkinson’s disease is condition affecting brain where the part of the brain get collapsed. It actually happens when brain cell associated with dopamine release gets deteriorated. This disease more characterized by its effect on muscle movement, balance in the body and the control of body parts. It also can affect the thinking ability, mental health.

It is a condition which mostly affecting men with an age over 60 years. According to research, Parkinson’s disease significantly alters the chemistry of your brain. Under normal conditions, the brain regulates the communication between the neurons by using substances called neurotransmitters. One of the most crucial neurotransmitters, dopamine, is deficient in people with Parkinson’s disease.

Symptoms for parkinson’s disease

The symptoms of Parkinson’s disease has been characterized in to two

1. Motor: It is the symptoms which can inferred from the movement of muscle or body parts.
2. Non-Motor: It is the symptoms which are referring to those which have no connection with the movement

Motor Symptoms

• Slowed movements (bradykinesia): Having this symptom is necessary for a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. Although there is no real loss of strength, people who have this describe it as muscular weakness. Instead, it results from issues with muscle control.
• Tremor while muscles are at rest: About 80% of people with Parkinson’s disease experience this regular shaking of their muscles, even when they are not being used. Essential tremors, which often do not occur when muscles are at rest, are distinct from resting tremors.
• Rigidity or stiffness: Cogwheel stiffness and lead-pipe rigidity are typical signs of Parkinson’s disease. Lead-pipe rigidity is a steady, unalterable stiffness that occurs when a bodily component is moved. When lead-pipe rigidity and tremor are combined, cogwheel stiffness results. The jerky, stop-and-go nature of the motions gives it its name.
• Unstable posture or walking gait: A stooped or bent posture is a result of Parkinson’s disease-related rigidity and slower movements. This often manifests as the illness worsens. It may be seen when someone walks because they will use their arms less and take shorter, shuffling steps.

Non Motor symptoms

• Autonomic nervous system symptoms: These include gastrointestinal issues including constipation, sexual dysfunction, urine incontinence, and orthostatic hypotension, or low blood pressure when standing.
• Sleep disturbances
• Mood changes (depression, anxiety)
• Cognitive changes (memory problems)
• Autonomic dysfunction (issues with blood pressure, digestion)

Stages of Parkinson’s Disease:

• Stage 1: Mild Symptoms

• • Symptoms will be  mild and often go unnoticed.
  • Typically involves unilateral (one-sided) tremors, changes in posture, and a slight decrease in facial expressions.
  • Daily activities are generally unaffected.

• Stage 2: Moderate Symptoms

• • Symptoms begin to affect both sides of the body.
  • Difficulty with balance and coordination may become noticeable.
  • Patients may experience bradykinesia (slowness of movement) and increased rigidity.
  • Daily activities may take longer to complete, but the person is still generally independent.

• Stage 3: Moderate to Severe Symptoms

• • Balance problems become more prominent, increasing the risk of falls.
  • Movement becomes slower, and daily activities require more effort.
  • Patients may need assistance with some tasks but can still live independently with some adaptations.

• Stage 4: Severe Symptoms

• • Significant limitations in movement and severe symptoms.
  • Patients may require assistance for most daily activities.
  • Walking may become difficult, and falls are common.
  • Patients may be unable to live alone safely.

• Stage 5: Advanced Symptoms

• The most advanced stage, where individuals may be unable to walk or stand without assistance.
• Severe cognitive decline or dementia may occur.
• Patients often require full-time care and assistance for daily activities.
• Complications like difficulty swallowing and an increased risk of infections can arise.

Causes

The causes of Parkinsons are termed as idiopathic, which means there is a lack of information about the causation of this disease. The Parkinson disease can be inherited from genes of the family. But however it is a 10 percent of total case. Some experts believe that Parkinson’s disease is due to the way of treatment of a protein called alpha synuclein. When the protein is not in the right shape it is hard to breakdown the protein resulting in dumping of these protein in various part of the body resulting in the condition of Parkinson

There are situation where induced parkison disease can occur but it is temperory , it is called Parkinsonism. There are several causes for parkinsonism.

• Some medicine has the side effect on the brain causing Parkinson disease
• Encephalitis, it is the inflammation on the brain
• Toxins and poisons
• Damage from injuries

TARENTULA HISPANICA 1M
CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA 6X

Dosage

Start with the first dose from the Red Colored Sachet on the first day.
Continue the treatment with the Blue Colored Sachets three times in a day (morning, noon and night) until the completion of the course.

Treatment Duration

Continuous 90 days of medication without skipping any dose is mandatory for proper treatment of the condition and attaining desired results.

Taking PARKMOOR as directed can help provide lasting relief from the effects of Parkinson’s disease on body control. Many users see improvements within the first month of treatment. They often feel more in control of their movements and notice it is easier to do daily activities. This early progress can help them feel more confident and independent as they manage the challenges of Parkinson’s disease. For the best results, it’s important to take the medication consistently for 90 days without skipping any doses. Each tablet should be taken at three specific times: in the morning, at lunch, and in the evening.

Guidelines During Treatment:

To maximize the effectiveness of your treatment, please follow these recommendations:

• Avoid using other homeopathic remedies, including those from Manakkal Drugs for different conditions, may reduce the effectiveness of PARKMOOR.