The Early Signs of Parkinson's Disease

It’s a diagnosis that affects more than 200,000 patients each year.
“A very small percentage runs in families, a sporadic disorder. It's a deficiency of a neurotransmitter in the brain, called dopamine," said Dr. Jon Brillman, a neurologist with Lee Health.
Parkinson's disease is a progressive nervous system disorder that affects movement.
“People can live many years with Parkinson’s disease and have a reasonably active life, providing they keep active and they utilize occupational and physical therapy,” he said.
And while Parkinson’s is typically recognized by tremors, doctors say there are early signs of the disease that loved ones may notice first.
“Most patients that develop early signs of Parkinson's disease don't notice any signs themselves or may regard it as the normal aging process. But often a family member, usually a spouse will say, ‘Why are you walking so bent over?’” Dr. Brillman explained.
Early signs of Parkinson's disease can be a change in posture, taking small steps, having very slow movements, even having a quieter voice.
“You may notice their hand writing getting very small, some drooling, changes in the skin,” he said.
Doctors may recommend a medication to help slow the progression of the symptoms if the disease is caught early - making it important to talk to your doctor if you notice changes to a loved one’s behavior.
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[@jeanmcfarland4935]

My husband has been fighting Parkinson's Disease. It took three years to be diagnosed. By then, he was having great difficulty walking, having soreness and rigidity in his muscles, and falling frequently. He had some twitching but nothing described as tremor by the number (n>3) of neurologists we saw. We also saw a rheumatologist and a physiatrist and he went through two rounds of PT. That is another story, however. PD affects sleep, movement and mood. It has changed my husband from the most patient, attentive dad into someone who is somewhat remote and has little patience. He is more often depressed. He walks with a cane and maybe should use a walker but doesn't want to, and I don't blame him. It struck him at the peak of his career. Fortunately, he doesn't have job which requires physical labor or coordination, but in spite of this he has difficulty working. His voice frequently quits on him, even with the vocal exercises he does. He has some problems with word retrieval, which seems nearly universal in Parkinson's. The discomfort from the rigidity can be distracting. Now I have a new job, keeping my husband off disability for as long as possible, as long as he wants to work full time. I attend all appts with him and count myself an active member of kunime treatment team (www.kunimeherbs.com). I have met some amazing people. I have watched the way they have provided information and support to my husband. They have answered his questions and given him information and tools to better understand Parkinson’s. This has been a huge encouragement to me. Empowering my husband with kunime medicine and truly making a difference in the world. My husband has found that kunime medicine can reverse, reduce and even stop the symptoms of PD. I wanted to honor the fact that kunime has empowered my husband. The medicine is perfect for individuals who are currently using it, or those who have that fighting spirit. Moral of my story is don’t ever give up or don't let this disease get you down in any way. Happy Xmas 🎄❤️

[@edilbertolima8009]

Hello friend it's good you share your problem with people who can help you i don't think it's wasting money in the hospital because of that problem i will suggest you contact aduga on KZbin channel he will cure your husband permanently with his natural herbs and roots contact him today because he saved my own life as well

[@mikaelruskie3023]

The Keto and modern Toxic diet ; These guys that claim that the carnivore diet and keto changed their life are the same guys that were eating processed foods, junk food fast food, sugar and all the bullshit oil out there. The real reason they feel better is that they cut out the processed bullshit and sugar, etc. Oxidized cholesterol can be a hundred times more toxic than regular cholesterol, raising additional concerns about foods such as ghee, canned tuna, processed meat, and parmesan cheese. Cholesterol gets oxidized when animal products are exposed to heat. The concentration of advanced glycation end-products in animal-based foods cause cataracts ....Advanced Glycation End-Products . Also, look into the 'oxidized fish oil' (most flammable) for mental diseases. People are gulping fish pills that turn bad like a domino effect. When you read reviews of the “damaging effects of a high-fat diet to the brain and cognition,” “a number of factors have been proposed to cause high-fat diet-induced damage to the brain, especially with aging, including oxidative stress, insulin resistance, inflammation, and changes to vascularization/BBB integrity,” that is, the blood vessels and the integrity of the blood-brain barrier-but these are based mostly on studies of rodents. Yes, based on MRI techniques, high-fat diets have been shown to cause energy dysfunction in the brains…of rats. What about human brains? At 2:46 in my video, you can see two sets of human cerebral arteries, the arteries deep inside the skull, on autopsy of non-demented elderly individuals compared to Alzheimer’s patients. As you can see, the cerebral arteries of people with Alzheimer’s are so clogged with atherosclerotic plaque packed with fat and cholesterol that they’re nearly completely shut. With CT scans, you can follow the intracranial artery stenosis-that is, the clogging of the brain arteries-over time and observe the progression from mild cognitive impairment to Alzheimer’s disease. As you can see at 3:17 in my video, those who had only low-grade stenosis were fairly stable over time in terms of their cognitive function and ability to dress themselves and execute other activities of daily living, whereas those with more arterial clogging started to slip over the years. In contrast, Those who started out with the most brain atherosclerosis rapidly went downhill and were twice as likely to progress to full-blown Alzheimer’s. The KEY TAKEAWAYS -->The dramatic increase in dementia in Japan over recent decades has been associated with an increase in animal products, including meat, and a decrease in rice consumption. Animal fat and meat consumption has gone up by 500 percent in Japan, while calories only increased by approximately 10 percent. Across countries, intake of meat, especially, as well as eggs and high-fat dairy, appears to be the “most important dietary link” to Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s and cognitive decline have been associated with diets heavy in meat, sweets, and fat, while most plant foods are associated with reduced risk. Many factors have been proposed as the cause of high-fat, diet-induced damage to the brain, particularly with aging, including inflammation and changes to blood vessels and the integrity of the blood-brain barrier. On autopsy, the cerebral arteries of Alzheimer’s patients are so clogged with atherosclerotic plaque packed with cholesterol and fat that they are nearly closed. The standard American diet, rich in saturated fat, cholesterol, and animal products, has been shown to compromise the integrity of blood vessels in the brain. nutritionfacts.org/2022/02/01/preventing-alzheimers-disease-with-diet/

[@juniormako6184]

I want you all to know that there is a nature cure to Parkinson’s disease and I cured mine with the help of herbal remedy from Dr Oyalo on channel and now I’m completely free from it.

[@thelouisejust]

Hi how did you finally get a diagnosis?

[@notbuyingit2204]

I've been doing my own research into a possible connection between Parkinsons and parasites. A close friend was diagnosed with Parkinsons and I want to find a cure -- I believe it's out there, and may be a fairly simple cure, especially if done early. I'm not a medical "professional", I just encourage people to do their own independent research and question every single thing that your "doctor" tells you. Do your own research and come to your own conclusions.

[@Auggies1956]

Mine showed up in my fingers several years ago, "fine motor", difficulty handling change and cash. I worked in a trade that used small nuts and bolts, which were really hard to thread together, frustrating. Today my gate is off, difficulty in walking a strait line. Louse my balance at times, I haven't fallen yet, but nearly. Hard time getting my words out.

[@kyanobrg]

Im sorry man, God bless

[@humanbeingfromearth]

I hope today is a good day

[@bdee1084]

I watched this video where a man was hooked up to what looked like jumper cables and the doc turned on a certain frequency and you watched his tremors go completely away(he was almost jumping out of the chair). As they went away a smile came across his face and he started flying through all the fine motor skill testing. I cried my fucking eyes out

[@saurabhkunwar806]

I saw a similar video but it was through medical weed.

[@StaceyDuPree-j6d]

I'm watching this show on KZbin where they film older people living in remote countryside or villages and this woman was trying to cook , clean, and do manual labor and had extreme shaking of her hands so I typed in what causes this and this popped up. I read the wife's message about her husband a d it brought me to tears . The fighting spirit of humans is truly extraordinary ❤. God bless us all.

[@houndmother2398]

My dad died at 83 from lewy body dementia and pancreatic cancer. He had some of the Parkinson's symptoms. For years the pinky finger on his left hand would tremble.... I thought it was due to his drinking but in hindsight it was probably a precursor to the Louis body dementia.

[@gregb8571]

My doctor thought that I had PD because I had an expressionless face. He sent me to a neurologist who has been treating me for PD for the last 4 years.

[@alive4627]

Hardly touched on the early warning symptoms!

[@intuitivediane]

Walking and tremors. Not moving an arm with walking. Handwriting.

[@texasbandera7320]

We are almost certain my husband has it but he can’t get it with a neurologist until August! It is so frustrating! Doctors don’t want to work anymore they want their Nurse Practitioner’s to see all the patients and take care of everything!

[@user-bo5hf5sv1h]

My doctors are pretty good but no mention so far about fing out if it's definitely parkings jest going by my records it certainly could be .

[@richardjarvis4518]

❤ keep pushing your gp unfortunately the consultants everywhere are over run for me I noticed cogwheel regitery in left side walk almost throwing out leg slight tremor ,look back at photos over last year you may notice wats called patkinsons Gate where your husband might , not look his normal self its very confusing for someone who doesn't know if something is wrong with them family always notice first the patient normally thinks it's just old age rest assured wen u do know if it is or not you will deal with it I'm sure it's slight lifestyle changes that's all I live alone with my PD and cope fine my love and best wishes go to all your family

[@aaronbuffalo7769]

My Father who is 76 in June 2024, has been hospitalised with complications of Parkinson's disease for 6 months now, he stopped eating and drinking over christmas period and had delusions and hallucinations which are not covered here, but apparently can affect as many as 40 % of patients in more progressive stages. Supposedly my dad could have had it for 5 years or more already, but it ultimately came to a head. Thankfully the delusions stopped some 4 months into treatment, and his mental health seems to have stabalised over the last few weeks. He was becoming almost mute, his talking and cognition was very poor, even though he could still read etc. it was like talking with someone with locked in syndrome, his mood and signals just didn't allow for a good level of conversation or interactions with activities, So that is a good solid step. He has postural hypotension, and had several terrible falls, and went from around 90 KG to about 49 KG in the space of 6 months. He is now hovering around 63KG and eating drinking well enough ok , but has pretty terrible physical weakness, needs a walking frame and still gets the freezing, but luckily has not had a fall in 4 months. Hopefully will be released soon, but the out come of a full time care home seems likely.

[@volt8684]

So where were the early warning signs?

[@Snoogable]

Early warning signs are at 40 seconds on the video. 😊

[@benironside1264]

The main early warning sign is not watching a video before commenting

[@mlongpre100]

thinking you are actually in charge of a country

[@redfan3977]

Who’s here because of Joe Biden?

[@Johhubrauva]

Lmao

[@Darrenbrown09]

Bro you took my comment 💀

[@JoshuaWanee-in4bi]

Me

[@anthonystarke893]

🙋‍♂️

[@benw8669]

Hey Cut the malarkey, Jack!

[@spydude38]

Yep, that is exactly what I thought when I saw President Biden over the past three and a half years.

[@jnevins]

I watched my Mother in Law succumb to Parkinsons in her mid-80's. While watching the debate, I had flashbacks to her weakened speech, frozen facial expressions, stiff gait, loss of train of thought, etc. All of these symptons were on full display for the country to see with President Biden on debate night with Trump. Her symptoms became worse at night in a phenomenon known as "sundowning". There is still no known cure for this horrific neurological disease. Will respected and board certified neurologists please come forward and write about this possibility? Levodopa helps replenish the diminishing Dopamine in the brain of these patients and can buy some time before the inevitable outcome.

[@Truerealism747]

Highly related to adhd

[@texasbandera7320]

Be sooo careful! My husband has fallen twice both times the paramedics had to come pick him up ! He hasn’t even been diagnosed yet!

[@mmm7m672]

I was diagnosed with dystonia but symptoms are worsening & wondering what I really have

[@Team920_]

Have you ever taken a flouroquinolone antibiotic?

[@billzjr222]

@@Team920_ I have. Why? What does it do??? I'm now nervous.

[@Team920_]

@@billzjr222 when did you last take them and what issues are you dealing with

[@Truerealism747]

​@@billzjr222it caused my father's CFS do you have fybromyalgia

[@TomeRodrigo]

Look into gluten induced chorea. Gluten itself can cause loads of nerve damage.

[@MaryJane-py2ql]

I’m having problems gripping things with my hands

[@notbuyingit2204]

If Parkinsons is a progressive disease getting worse as the years go on, what causes this progression? I find it very interesting that a vitamin B12 deficiency, often caused by a tapeworm infection, can also cause the "Parkinson's shuffle" where patients walk leaning forward and taking small shuffling steps. Is that just a coincidence, or could there be a connection between tapeworm infections and Parkinson's disease? Tapeworm infections are also progressive and the number of tapeworm egg cases as well as hatched tapeworms grow in number over the years, and can infect organs and possibly also the brain where they could disrupt neurotransmitters. Why do veterinarians often recommend deworming our cats and dogs, but our physicians rarely mention parasites unless we travel to certain underdeveloped countries? Dogs and cats are both mammals, just like humans, why wouldn't we be susceptible to parasites?

[@bash547]

I think MRI of the brain is usually done to exclude other causes & effects to the brain before a Parkinson’s diagnosis.

[@foryourlugsonly]

There's no link. The symptoms might be similar but that's completely irrelevant. It's like saying you have a causal link between the common flu and lung cancer because 2 symptoms match with each other.

[@charlesh3751]

I heard addiction can cause it?

[@hatori_hanzou]

Dr berg made a good video on what to take to treat Parkinsons and he breaks down how Parkinsons progresses

[@raynel8495]

​@@charlesh3751addiction to what?

[@larry1824]

Hands used to shake so bad i coukdbt change ribbon in my typewriter. Meds have stopped that

[@joshuawyatt4737]

Woah, the guy at the the end getting his pills looks exactly like Joe Biden 😮

[@codmobilevets7208]

Yep biden has it 💯

[@nosilverbullet4pd998]

thank you

[@brianbdawg3059]

My brother has Parkinson’s it sucks he’s only 53

[@jimcummings4712]

Medications for parkinsons. Are extreamly expensive. Many of them therefore are not covered by insurance or partially. They can bankrupt you.😢

[@bertiewooster3326]

Come to the UK it's all free !

[@alexbowman7582]

The British BBC many years ago in a science program called QED done an episode where a former stuntman with Parkinson’s claimed that taking the drug ecstasy temporarily stopped his condition. Impossible said his doctors it would make the symptoms worse. In the program the guy took E and could run and jump like before he had the condition proving the doctors wrong.

[@thomasgarbe8354]

with PD being a degenerative disease I doubt any improvement upon ecstasy.

[@alexbowman7582]

@@thomasgarbe8354 that’s what the doctors said but they were wrong.

[@alexbowman7582]

It’s on KZbin in Spanish search Parkinson’s y extasis MDMA (BBC Horizon)

[@georgiegaston1033]

​@@thomasgarbe8354,,

[@bdee1084]

Under in vitro conditions, MDMA has been shown to increase the release of dopamine (DA), serotonin (5-HT), and norepinephrine (NE) from brain slices and prevent the reuptake of DA, 5-HT, and NE into brain synaptosomes [1-4].

[@lindymcdonald8945]

Blimey that old guy at the end looks like Joe Biden!

[@chapmanmerchant]

Thx for no help onthe NEWS spot!! great

[@CameronCorneilus]

I had a craineotomy in 2007 for temprol lobe epilepsy. And ever since my strength and grip on my right hand has weakened. Unable to write signature and struggle to paint. And occasional tremor. But a Proffesor of Neurology By the name of Dr Duncan told me that the surgical procedure of removing 3inches upper-right anterior Hippocampus and the amygdala. Could result in a mild to moderate form of parkinson's dementia.

[@icon7888]

My Great Aunt Ola had Parkinsons Disease. Now my Daddy has it! Additionally, I have been led to little research suggesting that Omerprazole and others with the ingredients can trigger Parkinsons. This medicine is used for acid reflux, GERD, and maybe more. Hopefully more of those who are interested in research in this area will find out if that particular pharmaceutical triggers Parkinsons!

[@SuperCaliforniaBarbi]

Only similar symptoms. The class of drugs is Anticholinergic

[@user-eg3df2db9g]

Christ, I took that drug yesterday. It's over counter acid reflux med

[@marilynmckenzie2111]

I have been in Omeprazole for 35 yrs. for acid reflux for hiatus hernia diagnosed 55 yrs ago. No Parkinson’s symptoms. And had a great review today with my doctor on my bloodwork done last week. However, my sister who is one yr younger, has had Parkinsons for 22 yrs since being diagnosed. She has been in a nursing home for 9 yrs and is now getting some short term memory loss, but is doing fairly well. When her meds are working well, she can still transfer from the bed to her wheelchair and again onto the toilet and the reverse herself. When the meds wear off and she goes into “slow mode” as she calls it, she becomes bedridden. Our great aunt had Parkinson’s also.

[@mmsanrio]

Grandfather had it…was in a nursing home for many years. My mother dx w/ ET in 60’s…no-no pattern with head when stressed. It eventually went away. Maybe a med or stress triggered it. Then I was dx w/ ET in left hand. Made worse by Prozac for 3 mos & then many years later, short term Wellbutrin kicked it back up again. I’ve had to decrease my dose to 150mg. My mother & I have always had reflux & I’ve occasionally taken Omeprazole for 27 yrs. My mother, now 75, has been dx w/ Parkinson’s & keeps saying she has awful reflux & taking meds for it. She’s even getting another endoscopy for her choking while eating 1 bite of food! I’m worried it’s the “early”Parkinson’s.😢

[@MsAngeliclight]

Stay away from calcium channel blockers. My husband started having Parkinsonism since he started Norvasc. Thank God I did research and found out these drugs among others can cause this. We're praying these symptoms will subside very soon. 🙏🙏🙏

[@flyingcat7975]

My grandfather and aunt had this disease 😮

[@SteveSector]

Watching to see if Joe Biden is showing any signs

[@doyoumind.atall.stopspying5572]

My grandfather had this and now it runs in my family

[@mlongpre100]

you mean shuffles in your family

[@slyrhythm6471]

Thank you

[@rubeng.madrigaljr.9947]

Between your breathing in between your breathing out. There is a center. I move uncontrollably but if I concentrate I can stop it from breathing

[@kenyetamoses2797]

PLUS I WAS TAKING A PRESCRIPTION NAMED HALDOLL, AND TEGRETOL, DEPACOTE,RISPERIDIAL,BENZOTROPINE, IMPREMINE,PAXIL,.

[@Harrison619]

Joe Biden got me here

[@provoice777]

I have doubts about taking Carbidopa/Levodopa (sinemet). After 3 Months- 3 per day, should I be feeling something besides some lightheadedness and occasional trouble sleeping? There are no changes to my symptoms. After experimenting with dose scheduling, there are still no changes to my symptoms with or without the medication. Is there any benefit to me to continue on sinemet?

[@gregoryrandoll4497]

That same medicine at 25/250 is not working for me AFTER one year - my neurologist will not change my medicine. I am changing doctors -

[@TomeRodrigo]

@provoice777 - Look into book from Daphne Bryan called - Parkinson's and the B1 Therapy ..also look into "Italian neurologist Dr Antonio Costantini" and his results.

[@lrd3721]

1:20 I was told by 2 neurologists that the PD medication doesn't slow the progression, or speed it up.

[@WECOOK1969]

I have Parkinson’s… the medication WILL NOT slow the progression of the disease.

[@juniormako6184]

I want you all to know that there is a nature cure to Parkinson’s disease and I cured mine with the help of herbal remedy from Dr Oyalo on channel and now I’m completely free from it.

[@bastardwhoreson]

@@WECOOK1969 how old were you diagnosed?

[@denissssss8579]

@@WECOOK1969levodopa won’t, but there is some other pill which definitely slows down progression

[@swedeheart214]

Medication helps the symptoms only. No cure, or 'slowing the progression'. I've had PD for about 7 years.

[@lilchernovevo]

Huntingtons and parkinsons both run thru my family... lucky me

[@juniormako6184]

I want you all to know that there is a nature cure to Parkinson’s disease and I cured mine with the help of herbal remedy from Dr Oyalo on channel and now I’m completely free from it.

[@Fullsteammedia]

This guy sort of looks like Martin Short.

[@brandi-sn9zi]

He’s my grandpa lol

[@privatepilot4064]

It would be great if they could just fix it instead of treating the symptoms.

[@user-cb9je6oj7u]

And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: (Heb 9:27) The LORD is nigh unto them that are of a broken heart; and saveth such as be of a contrite spirit. (Psalms 34:18) When Jesus heard it, he saith unto them, They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. (Mark 2:17) For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. (Romans 10:13)

[@onlythewise1]

why cant videos get to the ;point

[@FlaschDJ]

You say doctors may recommend a medication “to slow the progression”. I think that statement is incorrect. I don’t think any such medications exist.

[@richardjarvis4518]

It delays symptoms tablets help per day I'm unsure if it slows progression , the brain slowly recognises its being fooled by dopamine and slowly tablets have less impact that's why you shud always start on low dose as once u hit 200 mg x 3 per day that's max dose

[@brmakrelaxing6399]

I'm suffering from neck tics lital bit, It's a Parkinson's disease? I hope it's will recover in future

[@Truerealism747]

Sounds like tourettes fnd any OCD?or dystonia

[@allgoo196]

I have all the symptoms of Parkinson's disease. I started feeling them about a month after taking the covid vaccine(in Aug-2021). I can't even walk now. I'm thinking of taking Dopamine supplement. If you have experience with it, I'd like to know the effectiveness of it.

[@carolmaplesden916]

I can't think of it right now but there are supplements that helps people to make dopamine I think NAC just start looking into the benefits of dopamine and read in the comments you will learn more about it I pray you are mistaken and it is nothing

[@corrinnacorrinna5572]

Twenty-one minutes per day of exercises keep neurological diseases at bay.

[@congtv.3427]

It is slow progression

[@mq9413]

Be sure to get a second opinion. 25% of patients are missed diagnosed. That is one in four. Insist.

[@ericchin9007]

CANNABIS ☮️🕊️⚕️

[@Theone00006]

No dip shit. Weed is not a solution.

[@user-bo5hf5sv1h]

I have what i think is a horrible symptom of parkinsons .i loss my balance a lot but also i frezee .i cant step off a pament or up w pavement without freezing then i cant get going .its very embaracing if your in public .it happens almost every time i get on or off a bus .i shant be able to use public transport with my crutches soon it will have to be my power chair or my scooter .its comming very quick .i on w it is .

[@bdee1084]

God bless you

[@francesjohnson3045]

I said a prayer for you

[@TXXNova]

Carnavore diet helps many people say.

[@bdee1084]

Is this mainly progressive or has anyone experienced symptoms that went away for a few years just to come back?

[@Truerealism747]

As this happened to you my grandfather had of my mum had severe ms I have fybromyalgia cfs

[@Kurt-rg8jq]

Biden brought me to this video

[@JokersNtheOddball]

I feel like this could happen to me. Is it genetic?

[@debbieknight5588]

Both my parents had Parkinson’s.

[@larry1824]

It took a fall down the stairz to make me face what i knew for weeks. The meds snd therapy have slowed it down at 76. Fuck worrying about any stigma😅

[@moon_dog4]

Dr.Tim Allen

[@mikethacker4770]

I really thought Tim Allen was going to go through the signs, I wasn’t disappointed though.

[@SoonHengTan-wt9gi]

It is a terrible disease especially from Stage 2 onwards. This might help. Take Vitamin B1 to tackle jerking body, quivering mouth and tightening of toe muscles. For my case I usually take 2 tablets each time, once a week. There are times, seldom, I take 2 tablets each time twice a week. Only take when acute symptoms appear

[@TomeRodrigo]

Are you talking about B1 "tablets"?

[@SoonHengTan-wt9gi]

@@TomeRodrigo yes

[@TomeRodrigo]

@@SoonHengTan-wt9gi So you are only taking B1 tablets and not L-dopa at all? Is vitamin B1 the only thing you take?

[@SoonHengTan-wt9gi]

@@TomeRodrigo Important to take L-lopa as prescribed by the doctor. B1 is to reduce shaking and quivering. I have PD for 17 years,

[@user-vc7eh2ug2x]

Parkinson’s diasease have slowness of speech most important factor

[@yobaby7780]

Long term crack addicts have the same symptoms,although they seem to have an unknowingly uncanny uncontrollable balancing effect. I think (long) term crack users should be documented on a lateral scale re:Parkinson’s patience,as something is connected in some medical way.

[@bdee1084]

My buddy who smoked would jerk around a bit and now that I think of it he did remind me of a pd patient. He got cleaned up and all that stuff went away. He was the healthiest I’ve ever seen him. In shape, had it together, he was happy and was talking about having more children. They found him dead in some woman’s apartment from a fentanyl overdose. Apparently he hung out with some doper chick for one last ride and boom. In the dirt. Rip weber I love you dawgy.

[@RickB1792]

Is that Tim Allen's dad?

[@bunnystuff2005]

Tim Allen's double!

[@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.....💫💫

[@ELYYY99]

ge ple plu sa kay

[@keitymarley733]

Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness🤢, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine from Dr Madida that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms.”My Dad is well a gain...”

[@Nisha-kl8rl]

As someone who values natural remedies, I'm excited to learn more about what Planet Ayurveda has to offer for Parkinsonism. Their holistic approach seems like a breath of fresh air in the world of modern medicine.

[@thomasgarbe8354]

I like the final picture with patient and doctor both wearing masques: how very hygienic.

[@Darrenbrown09]

Like this comment if you think Joe has Parkinson’s

[@kenyetamoses2797]

SO AGAIN, I DO NOT HAVE PARKINSON'S DISEASE.

[@kevinfitzgerald7474]

It should be yo look for the causes of these nuerological symptoms. Because these nervous system diseases have causes.

[@Truerealism747]

They do autism ADHD causation

[@joeytran6194]

SWO pin detected

[@taywooten77]

@ Joe Biden

[@keitymarley733]

Parkinson disease is a very terrible illness, my Dad suffered from it for 19 years until we finally got a help and a medicine that truly works that helped treat, cure and reversed all his symptoms•••My Dad is completely okay and healthy now.😊

[@valentinaslawson9413]

Your Dads story is very encouraging. Can I ask what medication he is using?

[@dizzylanes1546]

Word how u not gonna say the name of the meds smh

[@dubaiedge]

​@@dizzylanes1546I'm sure whoever this is is spamming comments to scam people

[@kamalamoonasar4844]

Please what medication is it

[@margaretpeelen3968]

Please don’t tell hopeful story’s half way everyone would like to know what helpt your dad .👍

[@jorgemeza5031]

B1 can halt P.D. according to some.

[@SuperCaliforniaBarbi]

Ask a doctor..as if the cure were so easy and billions have gone into research.

[@kenyetamoses2797]

WHAT IS PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND WHAT CAUSES IT. THE REASON WHY I AM ASKING THIS QUESTION IS BECAUSE I HAVE GONE TO EARL K. LONG HOSPITAL IN 2002, AND I WAS DIAGNOSED WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE. PLUS I WAS SEEING THINGS LIKE THE DEVIL'S HEAD, PLUS MY WHOLE BODY WAS TREMBLING.I ALSO WOULD BE SEEING AND FEELING A RAT CRAWLING ON ME. I WOULD BE FEELING RATS GNAWING AND RUNNING IN MY BED MATTRESS.

[@user-wr5lq9zt4o]

That sounds like Lewy body dementia. It causes hallucinations.

[@bdee1084]

Can we get an update. Can you describe the devilish head you saw? Was it just the one time?

[@bdee1084]

What do you mean your whole body was trembling. Just randomly while at rest?

[@Jj-pv4vd]

Isnt this just Joe Biden? Just admit it …….

[@flyingcat7975]

Lol 😂

[@NoName-ml5yk]

Biden

[@michaelanderson3096]

I think evil behaviour can cause certain mental health problems.

[@fredericklmeade2947]

And you are incorrect. What you believe in is called “just world fallacy.”

[@michaelanderson3096]

@@fredericklmeade2947 Evil behaviour re wires your brain 🧠.

[@joesphbegley3088]

How to become a hypochondriac !

[@bdee1084]

Mocking people with ailments even imagined is a special kind of trash.

[@lindymcdonald8945]

I like these American doctors with their white coats with their names on them .🇺🇸🇬🇧 .....Trump 2024

[@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...

[@projectJ30]

Joe Biden @1:24

[@robertbernard651]

Brandon has Alzheimer's on top of 3 strokes and 4 brain surgeries...so he's got that going for him

[@mmsanrio]

Thanks for the laugh!!! 😂😂😂

[@captainkirk5111]

You MAGA right-wing extremists still can’t handle that your cult leader tRump lost the election, bigly.

[@thesaltycrone9237]

And incontinence

[@user-mu8vc7hb2g]

Life teaches us a lot of lessons I was thaught to never give up after meeting #drbastin and was cured after so many failed attempts❤️