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Treatment with Apocynin or Picrorhiza kurroa decreases clinical and pathological features of parkinsonism

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This study evaluates the therapeutic efficacy of the NADPH oxidase inhibitor apocynin, isolated as principal bioactive component from the medicinal plant Picrorhiza kurroa, in a marmoset MPTP model of Parkinson’s disease (PD). The methoxy-substituted catechol apocynin has a similar structure as homovanillic acid (HVA), a metabolite of dopamine (DA). Apocynin acquires its selective inhibitory capacity of the reactive oxygen species generating NADPH oxidase via metabolic activation by myeloperoxidase (MPO). As MPO is upregulated in activated brain microglia cells of PD patients and in MPTP animal models, the conditions for metabolic activation of apocynin and inhibition of microglia NADPH oxidase are in place. Marmoset monkeys received oral apocynin (100 mg/kg; p.o.) (n = 5) or Gum Arabica (controls; n = 5) three times daily until the end of the study, starting 1 week before PD induction with MPTP (1 mg/kg s.c. for 8 days). Parkinsonian symptoms, motor function, home-cage activity and body weight were monitored to assess the disease development and severity. Post-mortem numbers of the tyrosine hydroxylase expressing DA neurons in the substantia nigra were counted. During the MPTP injections, apocynin limited the body weight loss and relieved parkinsonian symptoms compared to controls (Linear regression, P < 0.05) indicating a reduction of disease progression. During the last test week, apocynin also improved the hand-eye coordination performance compared with vehicle treatment (resp. 39.3 ± 4.5 % and 17.7 ± 6.7 %; P = 0.048) and improved the home cage activity with 32 % (P = 0.029), indicating anti-Parkinson efficacy. Apocynin also increased the number of surviving DA neurons in MPTP-treated marmosets with 8.5 % (P = 0.059), indicating a tendency towards a neuroprotective efficacy. In conclusion, compensation for the loss of DA and its metabolite HVA by apocynin mitigates the PD progression and limits the parkinsonian signs and motor-function deterioration.

Glutathione is a powerful antioxidant and works to selective inhibitory capacity of the reactive oxygen species generating NADPH oxidase via metabolic activation by myeloperoxidase (MPO) as well. As MPO is upregulated in activated brain microglia cells of PD patients where the conditions for metabolic activation of oxidation leading to microglia NADPH oxidase, Glutathione also acts to inhibit this microglia activation as well. There has been some fare success in our office with PD patients to combine Glutathione or GlutaMax with Picrorhiza. Breathe from MitoZen offers Apocynin! Please contact us for more information.

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Natural Approach to Parkinson’s Disease: Chiropractic Neurology

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FCR is a natural approach to treatment of Parkinson’s Disease. Using Endo-Nasal adjusting, Glutathione, PEMF of the brain, and Brain exercises that are targeted to the Dopamine producing neurons in the brain to activate them in order to keep them healthy and get them to produce dopamine naturally. Dr. John Lieurance has been pioneering the use of these modalities to treat parkinson’s for several years. He is a Chiropractic Neurologist and is located in Sarasota Florida.

Dr. John, I am sitting in my home in Texas considering the events of this past week. As I become more and more aware of how much better I feel physically and mentally, I am overwhelmed with emotion! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for what you do! I have so much hope for the future! Praise God, that you are using your gift He has bestowed upon you! You are doing a monumental work! Your friend, CG – Texas

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Oxidative stress as a cause of nigral cell death in Parkinson’s disease and incidental lewy body disease

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The Lewy Bodies they describe below are due to oxidative stress. This can be improved. Generally due to low Glutathione levels there is damage that occurs in the SN. Glutathione is the bodies main anti-oxidant. See GlutaGenic.com for more on this and consider signing up for the free 7 secrets to raising glutathione.

 

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We examine the evidence for free radical involvement and oxidative stress in the pathological process underlying Parkinson’s disease, from postmortem brain tissue. The concept of free radical involvement is supported by enhanced basal lipid peroxidation in substantia nigra in patients with Parkinson’s disease, demonstrated by increased levels of malondialdehyde and lipid hydroperoxides. The activity of many of the protective mechanisms against oxidative stress does not seem to be significantly altered in the nigra in Parkinson’s disease. Thus, activities of catalase and glutathione peroxidase are more or less unchanged, as are concentrations of vitamin C and vitamin E. The activity of mitochondrial superoxide dismutase and the levels of the antioxidant ion zinc are, however, increased, which may reflect oxidative stress in substantia nigra. Levels of reduced glutathione are decreased in nigra in Parkinson’s disease; this decrease does not occur in other brain areas or in other neurodegenerative illnesses affecting this brain region (i.e., multiple system atrophy, progressive supranuclear palsy). Altered glutathione metabolism may prevent inactivation of hydrogen peroxide and enhance formation of toxic hydroxyl radicals. In brain material from patients with incidental Lewy body disease (presymptomatic Parkinson’s disease), there is no evidence for alterations in iron metabolism and no significant change in mitochondrial complex I function. The levels of reduced glutathione in substantia nigra, however, are reduced to the same extent as in advanced Parkinson’s disease. These data suggest that changes in glutathione function are an early component of the pathological process of Parkinson’s disease. The data presented suggest (1) there is oxidative stress in the substantia nigra at the time of death in advanced Parkinson’s disease that manifests in terms of increased lipid peroxidation, superoxide dismutase activity, and zinc levels; (2) there is a major impairment of the glutathione pathway in Parkinson’s disease; and (3) alterations in reduced glutathione levels may occur very early in the illness.

AGEING AND PARKINSON’S DISEASE: SUBSTANTIA NIGRA REGIONAL SELECTIVITY

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The following article is a bit technical. The Lewy Bodies they describe below are due to oxidative stress. This can be improved as the main culprits is poor circulation which is improved with better cranial function. SeeFunctionalCranialRelease.com for more on this. The other issue is generally due to Glutathione levels. Glutathione is the bodies main anti-oxidant. SeeGlutaGenic.com for more on this and consider signing up for the free 7 secrets to raising glutathione.

The micro-architecture of the substantia nigra was studied in control cases of varying age and patients with parkinsonism. A single 7μ section stained with haematoxylin and eosin was examined at a specific level within the caudal nigra using strict criteria. The pars compacta was divided into a ventral and a dorsaltier, and each tier was further subdivided into 3 regions. In 36 control cases there was a linear fallout of pigmented neurons with advancing age in the pars compacta of the caudal substantia nigra at a rate of 4.7% per decade. Regionally, the lateral ventral tier was relatively spared (2.1% loss per decade) compared with the medial ventral tier (5.4%) and the dorsal tier (6.9%). In 20 Parkinson’s disease (PD) cases of varying disease duration there was an exponential loss of pigmented neurons with a 45% loss in the first decade. Regionally, the pattern was opposite to ageing. Loss was greatest in the lateral ventral tier (average loss 91%) followed by the medial ventral tier (71%) and the dorsal tier (56%). The presymptomatic phase of PD from the onset of neuronal loss was estimated to be about 5 yrs. This phase is represented by incidental Lewy body cases: individuals who die without clinical signs of PD or dementia, but who are found to have Lewy bodies at post-mortem. In 7 cases cell loss was confined to the lateral ventral tier (average loss 52%) congruent with the lateral ventral selectivity of symptomatic PD. It was calculated that at the onset of symptoms there was a 68% cell loss in the lateral ventral tier and a 48% loss in the caudal nigra as a whole. The regional selectivity of PD is relatively specific. In 15 cases of striatonigral degeneration the distribution of cell loss was similar, but the loss in the dorsal tier was greater than PD by 21%. In 14 cases of Steele-Richardson- Olszewski syndrome (SRO) there was no predilection for the lateral ventral tier, but a tendency to involve the medial nigra and spare the lateral. These findings suggest that agerelated of pigmented nigral cells is not an important factor in the pathogenesis of PD.

 

Testing for Brain Degeneration with the Oxidata test. A Way to Measure Parkinson’s Progression.

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Test Your Free Radical Level in 5 Minutes – at Home!

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The Oxidata™ Test enables you to determine the level of stress on your body caused by free radical activity.  People of all ages can benefit from knowing if they are getting enough antioxidants in their diets and nutritional supplements to effectively counteract free radical cell damage.

The Oxidata Test™ provides a useful nutritional guide in the form of a color chart that helps determine the amount of oxidative activity in the body and can be helpful in making appropriate lifestyle and dietary changes as well as monitoring Glutathione levels.

This one-time use, at-home urine test kitmeasures the level of free radicals in your system. Too many free radicals over a period of time leads to chronic diseases, cell damage and faster aging. Keeping track of your oxidation is really a measure of your Glutathione as Glutathione is your master antioxidant.

Causes of free radical damage

  • Heavy metals and petrochemicals in the environment and in our foods
  • Over-the-counter and prescription drugs
  • Cooked oils and fats
  • Radiation
  • Viruses, yeast and bacteria in the system
  • Low dietary anti-oxidants
  • Mental/emotional stress
  • Low Glutathione Levels

Everyone has heard of free radicals and the importance of antioxidants in the diet.  The Oxidata™ Test enables the user to measure the amount of oxidative stress the body is enduring and the results of antioxidant intervention.

Many, if not all disease, afflict the body through oxidative damage.  The free radical theory of aging says that it is the primary cause of aging itself.

Free radicals are like fire.  It is only when free radicals become unconfined and excessive and start attacking normal, healthy tissue that disease takes place.  This happens when antioxidant / Glutathione activity is inadequate.

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  • The Oxidata™ Test is the world’s first and only non-invasive urine test that measures the amount of free radicals or oxidants in the body within five minutes.
  • The Oxidata™ Test is an advanced patented technology available through GlutaGenic.com

Features

  • In-Office or At-Home Convenience
  • Quick 5-minute test
  • Scientifically Developed
  • This urine test provides higher accuracy than an MDA (malondialdehyde) blood test.  Accuracy is within the range of 90%.

The Oxidata Test Kit Includes:

  • Free Radical Activity Evaluation Color Chart
  • Evaluation Explanation
  • Urine cup, the testing vial, a pipette to add urine to the vial, and specific directions.
  • Each kit contains one test vial for one-time use.

Instructions

Supplemental Dietary Restrictions Prior To Using Your Oxidata Test:  The day before you use the test, do not take supplemental vitamins, such as vitamin C, vitamin B complex, or vitamin B-1 (thiamine), vitamin B-2 (riboflavin), vitamin B-3 (niacin, also known as pyridoxamine). Any oral intake of vitamins or medication that turns your urine to an excessively yellow color (Riboflavin) may interfere with your ability to interpret the reading of your value. If you are currently taking any medications consult with your physician about the results of this test. Also don’t take your Glutathione the day before.

Use the test at least once a week if the initial test shows high oxidative stress then reduce to once or twice a month after antioxidant supplementation has reduced it to a normal level. For optimal results, consult your healthcare practitioner before taking nutritional supplementation.

Place urine in cup and draw up one milliliter with the dropper. Break top off of ampoule and squeeze urine from dropper into ampoule. Wait five minutes; then hold ampoule up to evaluation chart to match colors. Record your reading on our Oxidata™ Test chart.

Frequency of Test

The frequency for the Oxidata™ Test varies with each individual. If an individual test color is in the high free radical range, the person should begin or increase antioxidant supplementation and retest at least twice a month until free radical activity has been reduced. The Oxidata™ Test should be taken once a month thereafter.

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Parkinson’s Disease Alternative Medicine

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Parkinson’s Disease Alternative Medicine

Hope is a powerful thing. Without hope for a better future, the will to live is lost and recovery, no matter what the affliction, is impossible.

Imagine then, being told by your doctor that you have a progressive and degenerative disease that robs you of the ability to control your own body. A disease for which there is no cure.

This is the reality for those diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

Hope is offered in the form of medication such as Levodopa. Levodopa acts to restore levels of dopamine in the brain. The lack of dopamine is the primary reason for the symptoms associated with the condition. Since it first began being administered in the 1960’s, it has lessened much of the suffering experienced by millions of people throughout the world, and is recognised as the “gold standard” in medical treatment of the disease. However, it can not completely reverse the symptoms, and like all drugs, is more effective in some than others.

Consequently many have sought hope in alternative treatments. Parkinson’s disease has been a recognised ailment in virtually all cultures since ancient times. Many of these ancient treatments are becoming popular in the west and are increasingly validated by western medicine.

Ayurvedic medicine – This has been practiced in India for 5000 years. Parkinson’s symptoms are mentioned in ancient text under the name Kampavata. Ayurvedic medicine is a comprehensive system placing equal emphasis on diet, exercise, meditation, massage and herbs. One such herb, Mucuna Puriens, is gaining attention in conventional circles as its effects mimic synthetic Levodopa, with fewer side effects.

Broad beans– Australian researchers discovered that broad beans are also an extremely effective natural source of L-dopa. The highest concentration of L-dopa is found in the pod so they are most effective when consumed whole.

St John’s Wort– Dopamine influences positive feelings in the brain, and since dopamine levels are low in Parkinson’s patients, depression is often a symptom. St John’s Wort is a herb that has been used in Europe for many years. It has been proven to be effective in alleviating depression and insomnia.

Botulinum toxin A– This is a bacterium that causes food poisoning (botulism) but has proven to be effective in reducing hand, head and voice tremors when in a weak solution.

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) – This has been shown to have an effect on the symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease, however it is unclear whether it actually slows the disease or simply temporarily alleviates symptoms. The drawback is the massive dose required. The effective dose is approximately 1,200 milligrams a day, well above the 60 to 90 milligrams recommended by many alternative therapy advocates.

Accupuncture– Used for centuries in China to correct energy disturbances in the body. It has become a popular method of treatment for Parkinson’s sufferers the world over. So far there are no placebo controlled studies that show acupuncture can treat the motor control symptoms of the disease, but there is some evidence that it can assist with sleep disturbances. There is much anecdotal evidence to suggest that it may be effective in increasing feelings of well being and relaxation.

Massage– While not treating the symptoms directly, it can help reduce some of the discomfort associated with muscle stiffness that is commonly experienced by patients.

Alternative treatments for many diseases come and go. Some become fashionable for a short while only to be discredited and discarded. Others accumulate a growing body of scientific and popular support. It is to a large extent simply a matter of trial and error. Most alternative treatments are harmless, but some herbal remedies may interfere with medication, so be sure to consult your health practitioner for advice.

Glutathione- Glutathione is the brains master antioxidant. Stress in the nervous system shows up and oxidation and Parkinson’s patients are shown to not only have low Glutathione levels but they also have more oxidation. this oxidation breaks down the brain causes poor function leading to an acceleration and worsening of the symptoms of Parkinsons. Glutathione supplementation can help improve this. Taking Glutathione in pills does not work so suppositories and nebulization offers a powerful way to improve brain glutathione levels.

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Lawsuit: Disclose PCB Levels in Fish Oil

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A lawsuit brought by environmentalists in California claims popular brands of fish oil dietary supplements contain unsafe and illegal levels of the carcinogenic chemicals known as polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs.The lawsuit, filed in California Superior Court in San Francisco, targets eight supplement manufacturers or distributors – CVS Pharmacy, Rite Aid, General Nutrition Corp., Solgar, Twinlab, Now Health, Omega Protein and Pharmavite – for alleged violations of California’s Proposition 65, which requires that consumers be warned about chemical exposures.The plaintiffs are two citizen environmentalists and the Mateel Environmental Justice Foundation. Their initial testing found that levels of PCBs in supplements in popular fish oil products varied wildly, from about 12 nanograms per recommended dose in the best performer to more than 850 nanograms in the worst performer – a factor of 70.

But the suit claims that all of the manufacturers are in violation of Proposition 65 for not disclosing any non-zero PCB levels in their products.

The plaintiffs and their attorneys claim that that labels saying “Screened for PCBs” or “Treated to Remove PCBs” are especially problematic, because those labels imply – falsely – that PCBs have been removed entirely. They also believe that the manufacturers already have extensive data on the amount of PCBs present in their product.

Even the companies boasting the lowest contaminant levels have no incentive to release their data unless their competitors are forced to do so as well.

PCBs were officially listed as known carcinogens and known reproductive toxins in California two decades ago, making them subject to the California’s warning requirement.

Still, a representative from the Center for Science in the Public Interest, speaking to CBS News, pointed out two 2008 reports that found no unsafe levels of dioxin, mercury or PCBs in a wide array of products – one from Consumer Reports and another from the well-regarded supplement testing publication ConsumerLab.

Because you can’t avoid toxins you should detoxify. Glutathione might be the most powerful way to detox your body.

Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease

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What is NAD+?

NAD+ stands for Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide, and is an essential molecule found in every cell of your body. It is a coenzyme of Vitamin B3 (niacin), which means it’s a small helper molecule that binds to a protein molecule in order to activate an enzyme. Enzymes are responsible for over 5,000 different biochemical reactions throughout the body and NAD+participates in more reactions than any other vitamin-derived molecule.

What does NAD+ do?

NAD+ stands for Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide, and is an essential molecule found in every cell of your body. It is a coenzyme of Vitamin B3 (niacin), which means it’s a small helper molecule that binds to a protein molecule in order to activate an enzyme. Enzymes are responsible for over 5,000 different biochemical reactions throughout the body and NAD+participates in more reactions than any other vitamin-derived molecule.

  • ENERGY PRODUCTION– NAD+ helps your cells convert food into energy by acting as an electron transporter during cell metabolism.
  • Repair DNA – A constant supply of NAD+ is needed for the activation of PARPs, which detect and repair damaged DNA.
  • Enzyme Activty – A class of enzymes called sirtuins help regulate certain metabolic pathways and genetic expressions. Sirtuins are NAD-dependent and the more sirtuin activity, the better for health and longevity. Increased sirtuin activity can help increase metabolism, decrease inflammation, extend cell life, and prevent neurodegeneration.
  • Cell Signaling– NAD+ is also released from the intercellular space to the extracellular space for communication. Research is revealing that NAD and ATP may alert the immune response when the cell is under stress or when there is inflammation.
  • Neurotransmitter– Although more research still needs to be conducted, in some instances, NAD+ meets the pre- and postsynaptic criteria for a neurotransmitter. NAD+ is released from smooth muscle, neurosecretory cells, and brain synaptosomes for cell-to-cell communication. NAD helps the enzyme pathway from tyrosine to dopamine which is compromised in Parkinsons Disease.
  • Gene Expression– A class of enzymes called sirtuins help regulate certain metabolic pathways and genetic expressions. Sirtuins are NAD-dependent and the more sirtuin activity, the better for health and longevity. Increased sirtuin activity can help increase metabolism, decrease inflammation, extend cell life, and prevent neurodegeneration.

    NAD+ and NADH are used in processes such as metabolizing alcohol and converting lactate to pyruvate in the body.

    What is NAD+ Therapy?

    NAD+ Therapy involves a high dose intravenous infusion of NAD+ that goes straight into the bloodstream. IV therapy allows NAD+ to bypass the digestive system for better absorption. NAD+ works rapidly to repair cells throughout the body and neurons in the brain.

    ​Every client has an individualized protocol based on the condition, so treatment length can vary from 4 to 12 days. Clients receive a high dose IV therapy under the supervision of Dr. Milgram and qualified nurses. The therapy is administered in a calm, holistic outpatient setting that allows working professionals the flexibility they need and out-of-towners the opportunity to see the beautiful city of Sarasota, Florida.

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    NAD+ therapy anecdotally has a synergistic effect when combined with other innovative therapies offered at advanced rejuvenation. These include:

  • Whole Body Cryotherapy

  • Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

  • Naturopathic Nutritional Support

  • Functional Chiropractic Neurology

  • Stem Cell Therapy

  • Acupuncture

  • Platelet Rich Plasma

  • Prolozone

  • IV Laser Therapy

Benefits of NAD+ Therapy

When your NAD+ levels are increased, your cells produce more energy, your good genes are “turned on”, DNA is repaired, and many other functions are optimized. Since NAD+ is such a powerful and prolific molecule in the body, high dose IV therapy can be helpful for many different conditions including:

  • Neurodegeneration such as Parkinson’s 

  • Hearing Loss and Tinnitus

  • Substance Abuse

  • Addiction

  • Anxiety

  • Stress

  • Depression

  • PTSD

  • Chronic Fatigue

  • Chronic Pain

  • Brain Injury & TBI

  • Mitochondrial Disease

  • Aging

​At the end of treatment with NAD+ therapy, clients have generally reported the following benefits:

  • Increased Energy

  • Increased Mental clarity

  • Improved Focus and concentration

  • Enhanced sense of purpose

  • Improved mood

  • Improved memory

  • Improved eyesight

  • Improved hearing (Read more here)

  • Reduced Pain

 Our clinic is a certified provider of a proprietary NeuroREJUVENATION ™ Therapy developed by Advanced Rejuvenation, the first and longest operating NAD+ clinic in Florida. Call or email for a FREE consultation. 941 330-8553 or AskdoctorJL@Gmail.com

Glutathione and Parkinsions- Genetics show sufferers of PD have low Glutathione levels!

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Understanding the brain and nervous system is at the core of many health challenges is crucial in understanding why FCR works so well on Parkinson’s Disease. Your brain and nervous system control every aspect of your body’s response to stress, like mental stress, emotional stress, structural stress, toxic stress, and even infections.

By balancing your brain you balance your body’s response to stress and it’s environment.

“The Nervous System Controls and Coordinates all the Systems of the Body and Relates the Individual to Their Environment” Gray’s Anatomy, 24th edition, pg.46

Functional Cranial-Release is the art and science of restoring normal brain and nervous system function by using Functional Neurology along with specific endo-nasal balloon manipulation to accomplish the following:

1) Restore the brains ability to oxygenate itself through both improving air flow into higher area’s through the nasal passage and also improve the normal pumping action inherent in all of use (cranial rhythm) that moves nutrients such as oxygen and neurotransmitters that bath the central nervous system keeping it healthy. This can be helpful to better distribute Dopamine around the specific areas of the brain! Also better nutrient supply to areas such s the substantia nigra!

2) Utilize neurologic testing to determine the pathways and brain centers that are viable area’s to support better substantial nigra integrity and dopamine producing areas of the brain. Area that can support a Parkinson’s sufferer can be explored using the following; Examination of your eye’s movements and reflex’s which can be a major problem with Parkinson’s such as poor saccade function and poor smooth eye pursuit! In Parkinsons There are specific areas of the brain that shut down and cause many of the symptoms such as slowness of movement, tremor, stiffness, constipation and poor balance. With FCR we look through these systems with testing such as a saccadometer test and other neurological testing to see how this is showing up in your specific case. Also the muscles or motor system, the autonomic nervous system, your circulation, your sensory system, the vestibular system (or) your ability to balance. Through the specific use of various modalities such as one or more of the following; Very Specific cranial adjustments along with specific neurological exercises to include such ones as Eye Pattern & Eye Exercise’s, Canalith Repositioning (or) Eply’s, Vestibular Rehabilitative Modalities or VRT, and many others too numerous to list.  We also utilize Glutathione therapies. The modalities used depend on the specific needs of the patient. Please sign up for the 7 secrets to raising glutathione at the bottom of this page for a free video course by Dr John.

3) A series Cranial Release’s are performed where the connective tissues that surround your brain and spinal cord called the Dura Mater are specifically released using endonasal balloon inflations. This is done in combination with the above mentioned functional neurologic modalities to provide the therapeutic effect to balance and normalize brain function. This normalization results in healing and management of Parkinson’s associated with neurodegenerative dis-orders.

Glutathione

See Glutathione at GlutaGenic.com for exciting delivery systems for boosting brain function and allowing healing and improvement from neurological conditions. This is often used like the oxygen to allow a greater window for driving brain healing through FCR. Often your brains metabolic state can be a limiting factor in doing certain activities that can be of benefit to your brain. Oxygen and Glutathione can open some doors for you in this area.

Watch this demonstration of FCR being performed.

Here is a video demonstrating FCR with a Vertigo and Migraine Patient.

What others are saying about FCR.

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John Lieurance, D.C.