Got Tremors-Could be Parkinson

[Skybird]

Did they say what specific things they summarize under "age related"? Related to biological age and related to long term habit (namely food and phyiscla activity/excercise)are two very different things. The latter can be changed to see whether that makes a difference, the first cannot be changed.

If something is generally related to age, than one would need to assume that many, most, all people of that age show the same symptoms. Because we all grow old. But obviously this is not the case.

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Skybird

Did they say what specific things they summarize under "age related"? Related to biological age and related to long term habit (namely food and phyiscla activity/excercise)are two very different things. The latter can be changed to see whether that makes a difference, the first cannot be changed.

If something is generally related to age, than one would need to assume that many, most, all people of that age show the same symptoms. Because we all grow old. But obviously this is not the case.

I received the message in a mail and it only said Age-related changes in the brain and the other thing.

I've tried to google it to see if I could find anything on the matter. Found pages about demens

Markus

[Skybird]

I would rate such an unspecific diagnosis as completely unsatisfactory. It says nothing and is an excuse to also do nothing becasue "you cant help it, its age, so live with it".


In my understanding many aspects of age-related demens and dementia is - consequece of life-long or at least long lasting malnutrition and undersupply with specific nutrients, and oversupply with the wrong "nutrients" (toxines). That also relates to plaques of various types and kinds in arteries and along neurons (glycaemification).


Positive effects might be possible by the consumption of



- Omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA and DPA,
- foods raising - yes, raising, I am absolutely serious!! - cholesterol (animal food sources),
- coconut oil and MCT oil,
- base your energy production not on carbohydrates but fatty acids and especially - yes I know, but again I am serious - unsaturated fatty acids,
- and reduced co-encyme Q10 Ubiquinol,
- make sure you hgave a sioldi supply with all Vitamin Bs.



You maybe think I sing the old song of Carnivore again, but no, not necessarly so, I think more in terms of autophagy-triggering intermittend fasting combined with the ketogenic diet.



Of course bad habits like plant seed oils and sugars should be left out.


I know that some progessive doctors think of age.ralted emewns symptoms as inflammations of the brain and/or nutrient-malsupply form bad diet.



The following videos are just random smaples of the material available.


I promise nothing, but to try this stuff out costs you nothing and is practically risk-free. Neither this post nor the videos are a complete coverage of all what to be said on diet, demens and dementia (not the same, but might be close in functional correlations due to the affected and included organ being the brain).
















I want to illustrate by these exmaples that it is always the same important things being brought up.

[Cybermat47]

Hope you’re doing well, mapuc.

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Cybermat47

Hope you’re doing well, mapuc.

Thank you for your concern I'm doing fine despite these shakings.
Since some day back my mouth have started to vibrate especially when I lay down it is my lower jaw who is vibrating/shaking.

Markus

[mapuc]

Had a talk with my doctor yesterday and he said there are two possibility to my tremor and what this MRI have shown.

Parkinson
Dewey's Dementia

Both are due to age-related changes in the brain.

Markus

[Skybird]

Sorry to hear that. The problem is that a certain form of protein, the so-called Alpha-Synoclein, forms plaques along neurons and neural cells. These plaques are so far not known to be removable, but there is much research going on in this direction. Further progression of the symptoms maybe can be influenced by nutrition indeed.

Often mentioned are:

- antioxidants and inflammation-inhibiting foods,
- Omega-3s,
- vitamine E,
- D,
- and certain vitamins of the B-complex (conflicting data on the Bs).

Recommended are:

- ketogenic or
- so-called mediterranean diet styles,
- means: avoid carbohydrates, the less carbs, the better. Of course, that includes refined sugar. Carbohydrates are a top inflammator.
- Avoid plant seed oils at all cost, these things should be banned in general. They too are a top inflammator. Maybe even worse than sugars.
- Use healthy fats like olive oil, animal fats, butter, MCTs, avocado oil, coconut oil.

- Avoid ultra-processed industrial "food".
- And finally EAT WELL! Both these demntia cna be heavily caused and worstend both by under-eating at higher age, which is quite common in elder people, or malnutrition in younger years, putting stuff into your body that trigger and pamper the development of these plaques. Eat good stuff, and eat well, sufficient (meaning quantity).


Coconut oil holds potential to really impact positively on neural degeneration symptoms, as long as the neuron is not completely dead already. The studies rejecting this and came to my knowledge used hilariously low and thus therapeutically inefficient doses. Its worth a try, I say.

You will probably not be able to stop the progression of both deseases, but maybe you find you can slow it down. A try is worth it since it costs you nothing and includes no additional risk.

A Lewy Body Dementia shares symptoms with Alzheimer, thus both get often misdiagnosed, the one taken for the other.

I say again, the attempt of trying this is free and costs you practically nothing. The risks are in my view non existent. Success is not guaranteed, but then: you also have nothing to lose when trying it.

Have courage, stay committed!