HeyJaredParkinson's Disease Education Podcast
Have you ever wished there was a source of information about Parkinson's Disease, and resources for persons with PD, that were concise and easy to digest?
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The Hidden Connection Between Your Gut and Parkinson's (opens the original)
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Does Parkinson's disease actually start in the gut? In this episode, I am joined by Martha Carlin, founder of The BioCollective and BiotiQuest (https://biotiquest.com/), to explore the powerful "hidden link" between the microbiome and Parkinson's. From the discovery of "concrete-like" stool in Parkinson's patients to the role of chronic inflammation and endotoxins, we dive deep into how our digestive health influences brain function. Martha shares her personal journey of seeking answers for her
Fasudil: A New Approach to Parkinson's Beyond Dopamine (opens the original)
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Most Parkinson's treatments focus on replacing dopamine—but what if a medication could target some of the underlying disease processes instead? In this episode, we take a closer look at Fasudil, an experimental therapy that is generating interest in the Parkinson's research community. Originally developed for a completely different neurological condition, Fasudil is now being studied for its potential effects on neuroinflammation, alpha-synuclein accumulation, cellular repair mechanisms, and oth
How a Perplexing Prescription for My Parkinson's Patient Performed Poorly (opens the original)
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Many people with Parkinson's disease experience dizziness, fatigue, lightheadedness, and even falls when standing up. One possible cause is neurogenic orthostatic hypotension (nOH), a condition related to autonomic nervous system dysfunction. In this episode ( watch on YouTube ), we explore Droxidopa (Northera), a medication designed to help improve symptoms of nOH by increasing norepinephrine levels. We'll discuss how it works, who may benefit, what the research shows, and important safety cons
20 Things Parkinson's Patients Taught Me as a Physical Therapist (opens the original)
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Welcome to the 20,000 Subscriber Special! The sponsor of today's episode is Contour Design and the tremor-friendly RollerMouse Red. Be sure to use the code PDEDUCATION at checkout to receive a discount: https://lvnta.com/lv_ipnUBU2K33mzi8eRd4 In this episode ( watch on YouTube ), I share 20 of the most important things I've learned from working with people living with Parkinson's Disease as a physical therapist. Some are clinical observations. Some are misconceptions that need to be challenged.
How to Make Parkinson's Voice Practice Part of Daily Life (opens the original)
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Knowing what to do is only part of the challenge in Parkinson's disease. The harder part? Staying consistent. In this final episode ( watch on YouTube ) of our Parkinson's Communication Roadmap series, we focus on practical ways to make speech, voice, and communication exercises part of everyday life—without feeling overwhelmed. We cover: • How to stay consistent with voice and speech practice • Building therapy into daily routines • Habit stacking and "mini therapeutic moments" (See Atomic Habi
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