Prof Bas Bloem presents "The importance of nutrition in managing Parkinson's disease"

[@ybordley]

Thankyou so much for this wonderfully illuminating discussion on nutrition, diet & supplements. The 50 shades of grey analogy perfectly describes what’s hot and dispels some of the myths and dangers around self medicating and the more substantiated evidence based approaches to Parkinson’s medicine. Parkinsons UK is holding Par-con a research conference coproduced with people with Parkinson’s in 2024. I don’t see the diet and nutrition or environmental/connection/social aspects being given serious attention in the research field so I for one will be pushing for change.

[@HarryHarbers]

As always, Bas Bloem's presentations are just fantastic; both in clarity and content --- thank you very much!

[@lindagot]

This was excellent Professor Bloem. Thank you so much for this information. I try to stay in the realm of solutions that are low cost and high impact - sleep, exercise, and real food.

[@BecSmith3535]

Thank you to Marc and Michel and Dr Bloem and all involved in making this video possible. It was easy to understand and had lots of useful information that we can apply. 🙏

[@eileenschaarschmidt7844]

Thank you Prof Bas. I've experienced the high and low effects of c/l.

[@yvonnetyrrell5657]

Thank you so much. I'm disappointed that red wine is not good for me. I learned that my bowls are giving me such horrible troubles. This Dr is ready to understand

[@sharoneast228]

Organically grown red wine? It's the pesticides Almond milk is also a high danger for pesticides so I am choosy about where mine is grown in hope of lowering pesticides. Soy too, as Roundup Ready. Disgusting that the residual levels allowed in foods (of Glyphosate) were raised by 100x after lobbying and industry cherry picked studies were used as marketing tools

[@stanleybarton]

I had constipation problems for 10 years. My home health care provider makes me a clear high protein drink in jello with mixed fruits from a can. Amazingly my stool became significantly softer and my constipation has stopped. After 4 trips to the ER for blocked bowls, this combination of jello, canned fruit cocktail and a clear high protein drink has been a real blessing.

[@Mehdikun1]

Thanks for highlighting the relationship between Parkinson and placebo.

[@dangriffin607]

THANK YOU . . Great information Doctor!

[@kitkat20221]

Excellent. Easy to understand .Lots of useful info. Thank U.

[@vickibarker4494]

Thank you so much for this very clear presentation. It really helped clarify a number of issues for us.

[@altusforwomen]

Thank you for this presentation! One of the slides indicated that ibuprofen might have a beneficial effect. Does anyone have any data on this?

[@ziontours5893]

Prof. Bloem and many others talk about the connection between Parkinson's and pesticides. Then wouldn't you expect couples to contract the disease, since they eat similarly and move in the same environment, yet I've never heard of both a husband and wife who have contracted Parkinson's. Any thoughts?

[@Pauline-bg6ud]

This disease begins very early in life with symptoms that were not known earlier. So exposure to spraying for mosquitoes in Manitoba is probably a childhood exposure before marriage

[@ziontours5893]

@@Pauline-bg6ud but then you'd expect all siblings of the same family to have the disease.

[@Pauline-bg6ud]

@@ziontours5893 not necessarily , exposure rates differ, general health differs,, however I know of 2 incidents where this is the case… my friend just died and both she and her brother had Parkinson’s,,, they were children in Germany during the war and were stuck behind the Iron Curtain, and my x and his sister both have Parkinson’s and their sister has died of a blood disease… one brother is fine… my x son in law, is the only healthy person in his family of 6…

[@sharoneast228]

Or both partners of a couple in a smoking household to get the consequential disease from smoking. I have never met a couple, even married 50 years who eat all the same foods, same drinks, same exposure to work day chemicals...

[@anitajugwanth9524]

HOPE 😇

[@jeanettemosey1]

Thank you so much for this interview. I learned a lot!

[@JenniferApling]

How can I access a heathy diet menu to help my management of Parkinsons

[@lizzynatir9083]

Great things Dr Madida on KZbin has being doing for mankind, I undergo his Parkinson disease treatment plan for weeks and my Parkinson Disease was completely reversed....💫

[@Positivevibes8300]

Question: my husband was diagnosed with PD in 2021 during his chemotherapy sessions. He had some rare tremors before his whippel surgery and before the chemotherapy sessions but the shaking and the PD symptoms get triggered after the chemotherapy. Is there any relation between chemotherapy and PD? Thank you 🙏

[@carolbrenner3121]

Lost over 100 lbs intermittent fasting ❤

[@devprasadswami]

Good.

[@alexd7466]

Even though I hear lots of good advice, his lack of knowledge about nutrition worries me. He says that in order to prevent malnutrition, one simply has to increase calories. How can an expert say something silly like that? And also, since Parkinsons is a metabolic disease related to high insulin levels in the brain (which can't be used by the cells), the best way is to replace carbs by fats, so the brain is able to use ketones, and the gut microbiome can start to heal. High fiber is only required on a high carb diet, so replace carbs and the fiber isnt an issue anymore. The are thousands of studies about the effects of keto on parkinsons, so very strange that he could only cite one pilot study. Looks like he didnt do his homework well enough.

[@reneotter]

Pesticides , and other chemical pollution is 100% sure a triggering factor !! Fish is also full of pollution.

[@michaeloconnor9465]

Cherry picks a video of one person who must have overdosed on magnesium. This Dr is stuck to if no clinical trials I won't look at it. Ignores everything that isn't outside of the clinical recommendations. he has a closed mind. Sinemet stops working and then what does he have nothing, because his mind is closed. 10 years on from Parkinson's see what he does for you then. I am lucky to have a very well known neurologist who has an open mind who tells me the truth that Dr's can do so much and you need to be your own Doctor. Years of research and arrogance by Dr's like this one who thinks I am the Dr and I know best. The fact is Big Pharma won't fund trials of different therapies that they can't make money out of it. Governments should fund trials that the big pharma won't fund. It's alright for Bloes to say there are no clinical trial so i won't recommend the treatment is a cop out. He doesn't want to admit he doesn't know and he doesn't have the answers. I am more interest in neurologist who have the balls to try something different instead of hiding behind clinical trials. Why doesn't Bloem try and do clinical trials to find an alternative. This bullshit I don't like to call them patients. I have watched a few videos of his and it is the same same with no answers or I hide behind clinical trials. lets look at clinical trials it shows Sinemet works so we will ignore everything else. he never talks about Sinemet side affects or what happens when you have been taking it for 5 years or more.

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[@michaeloconnor9465]

The man is only interested in clinical trials. I have Parkinsons and this Dr only gives negatives

[@sharoneast228]

He Said Manganese In many ways he is open to You doing what feels right for Your/Ourself, from repeatedly commenting, just "let me know what & how much you are taking"

[@carolbrenner3121]

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[@virginiamoore4977]

"placebo effect, sounds good"

[@furiousdoe7779]

Waarom weet de gemiddelde Arts hier niets vanaf en moet ik deze video zien.... en mijn vader alternatieven geven om hem helder te houden terwijl hij opstoppingen heeft ...... ga eens artsen informeren....Of geef deze uitleg in het Nederlands .... op KZbin. BTW ik ben Technicus geen Arts . I use a FAR infra red blanket to improve the leg muscles of my dad .

[@teusbaggerman6037]

PD is een van de vele ziekten die artsen moeten kunnen behandelen. Een gemiddelde arts heeft geen tijd om elke ziekte in detail te gaan studeren.

[@ground752]

Paraquat poisoning

[@carolbrenner3121]

❤I have regular daily bowel moments ❤

[@Shoshin777]

What about with your neurologist is so square minded? And don’t support anything