Fighting Parkinson’s, and 2015…the year of compassionate choices

Happy New Year! As you begin this year, please be kind and compassionate to yourself, and please be kind and compassionate to others. Kindness and compassion come from the heart, and they connect all of us to each other, one heart at a time. And, as you are being compassionate to yourself, make this compassionate choice: “I choose to know that my recovery from Parkinson’s is possible.” And then, smile and open up your heart and your dopamine. You are worth it!

Let’s examine this: “I choose to know that my recovery from Parkinson’s is possible.”

Okay! Now that has sunk in, let’s look at the options.

Option 1. Current Western Medicine Viewpoint. Parkinson’s is a progressively degenerative neurological disease for which they do not know the cause and from which they say there is no cure. And, their treatments provide symptomatic relief for a window of time only, and do not slow or halt the disease. This theory is expressed on the Michael J. Fox Foundation website, where it says: “There are treatments available to lessen the effects of Parkinson’s symptoms for some window of time, but this is all they can do — offer symptomatic relief. What we don’t have is a disease-modifying treatment, something that would actually halt or slow the progression of the disease,” and “No drug on today’s market has been proven to slow or stop Parkinson’s disease. Available drugs only mask the symptoms.” Click here and you can read this for yourself.

Option 2. Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery® Viewpoint. Parkinson’s is curable. For those of you who have been following this blog for a while or have spent any time with the Parkinson’s Recipe for Recovery®, you know I always have taken the position that the dopamine is not depleted, only blocked, and that the dopamine faucet is turned down low.

In the introduction to the Recipe, I say:
“I do not believe that the dopamine is depleted or gone. I believe that the body has been working in adrenaline mode and dopamine has taken a back seat, essentially, it has mostly closed the faucet and is not flowing at full capacity. It is why I believe the medications cause Dyskinesia – the body is being given artificial dopamine replacements that are not able to fully assimilate into the system and thus cause uncontrollable movement as opposed to controlled movement.
By listening to my body, talking to my body and examining my electrical impulses, I was able to re-open the dopamine faucet. The result was full recovery with 100% pre-Parkinson’s controlled movement.”

In the Affirmations/Meditations/Prayers section of the Recipe, I say:
“The medical profession says that with Parkinson’s, dopamine is depleted in one’s brain and the basal ganglia controlling movement are 60-80% dead. Having lived in a Parkinson’s body and thought with a Parkinson’s mind, and held my firm faith with a Parkinson’s soul, I can tell you they are incorrect. It is why after nearly 200 years, they are no closer to a cure than when they started. Parkinson’s is an electrical problem and they are trying to fix it with chemicals. The dopamine is there, but the flow is interrupted. Adrenaline has taken over, which ultimately leads to dopamine taking a back seat. Just like anything else, after years of operating in adrenaline mode, the dopamine just turns off the faucet.”

Four months ago a scientific study came out of the University of Copenhagen, Denmark that confirmed that our theory that your dopamine is not depleted is CORRECT. That’s right, we have been correct all of this time. Not only does it say that we have been correct that the dopamine is not depleted, but also, that the current Western Medicine theory that the dopamine is depleted never has been proven scientifically. Click here to read the entire article yourself.

Option 1 and Option 2. Choices. This is wonderful.

Let’s look at this again: “I choose to know that my recovery from Parkinson’s is possible.”

With the information above, this looks like a very viable choice. And, to assist you in understanding that you are not alone when you make this compassionate choice to know that you can recover from Parkinson’s, here are some numbers.

In the month of December of 2014, the statistics of this website show:
Unique visitors: Over 6,100. This means that over 6,100 different individuals came to this site in December 2014.
Visits: Over 17,000. This means that the over 6,100 different individuals visited this site over 17,000 times in December of 2014.
Pages viewed: Over 62,000. This means that the over 6,100 different individuals who visited this site over 17,000 times in December of 2014, clicked on over 62,000 pages on this site.
Countries: Over 100. This means that the over 6,100 different individuals who visited this site over 17,000 times in December of 2014 and who clicked on over 62,000 pages on this site were from over 100 countries around the world.

So, that’s how many people were on this site with you last month. Are you starting to feel some strength in numbers? Additionally, there are 588 people who are subscribed to receive blog update notifications. That’s right. When you received the email with a link to this post, 587 other people received it as well.

Let’s look at this again: “I choose to know that my recovery from Parkinson’s is possible.”

Never before have we begun a year with two distinct choices.

On the one hand, you have the current Western Medicine theory that admittedly cannot slow or halt the disease.
On the other, you have the Recipe, which has resulted in 4 people cured, hundreds of people slowing, halting, and/or reversing the disease (many of whom have written comments on this blog about how they are doing), a worldwide community over 6,100 strong, and the previous 15 blog posts demonstrating for you that the Recipe was put together using the scientific method, all of which is bolstered by a scientific study confirming the accuracy of what has been the Recipe’s dopamine-is-not-depleted theory all along.

Two distinct choices.

Option 2, the Recipe option, is the compassionate choice, for you and the others around you. Why? Because it puts your life on a positive trajectory filled with faith, hope, love, compassion, forgiveness, contentment, acceptance, surrender, joyfulness, action, healing, balance, progress, community, recovery, cure.

Okay! One more time: “I choose to know that my recovery from Parkinson’s is possible.”

It is your life. It is your choice.

Look inside your heart and make the choice that feels right to you.

You are worth it!!!

Looking forward to a wonderful 2015 with all of you!

With gratitude, love, and blessings,

All my best,

Howard