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Did you know recovery from Parkinson’s Disease is possible? |
John Coleman, ND, was diagnosed with Stage IV Parkinson’s Disease in 1995. He had all the major symptoms of Parkinson’s –
- muscular rigidity
- tremors
- difficulty walking
- frozen face
- muscle weakness
- insomnia
- cognitive impairment
- fatigue
- illegible handwriting
- poor coordination
- freezing
- spasms
- gastric reflux
- loss of libido
You name it. It was there. John Coleman ND became symptom-free three and a half decades later. Since 1998 he has helped countless individuals with Parkinson’s find relief from their symptoms. Is it easy to recover from Parkinson’s? Certainly not.
Is it possible to recover from Parkinson’s? Just ask John Coleman ND
John Coleman ND talks about how he recovered from Parkinson’s Disease in his pioneering book Stop Parkin’ and Start Livin’. He was the first to state that there is no cure. There is no magic bullet. It is important to seek relief from symptoms and allow the body to heal.
The body knows how to heal itself. The body knows how to heal itself. It just needs some help. The good news is that it is possible to recover from Parkinson’s by allowing the body to do its work and come back into full balance and harmony
John Coleman initially experimented with a variety of modalities to heal Parkinson’s. Because he was so sick, he was open to trying any treatment. He tried a few therapies, but they were not successful. Some were more successful than others.
Stop Parkin’ and Start Livin’ tells all about what John Coleman ND did to recover. John Coleman ND offers the same advice to Parkinson’s patients that he gave to himself. Anyone with Parkinson’s can use the information in Stop Parkin’ & Start Livin’ to help them on their path to recovery.
Why did John Coleman write Stop Parkin’ and Start Livin’?
When the word spread in Australia that John was symptom free, he was deluged with questions from patients.
- What should I eat?
- What causes Parkinson’s?
- Does exercise make a difference?
- What about taking medications?
- What supplements make a difference?
- How can I release the toxins from my body?
- How can I reduce my exposure to household toxins?
- Does meditation make a difference?
- Does acupuncture help?
- Massage?
- Reiki?
- Energy healing?
- Craniosacral therapy?
- Feldenkrais?
John wrote the answers to all these questions and more in his book so that the information is now accessible to anyone. His goal is to help as many people recover from Parkinson’s as possible.
- What should I eat? –
Learn why eating right is so important for recovery. John Coleman, ND, identifies the best foods for Parkinson’s patients. Also, you can find information about what foods to avoid.
It will help you recover faster if you eat well.
- How in the world can I exercise when any movement is a challenge? –
It is crucial to exercise for recovery. How can you exercise when mobility is difficult? You can do exercises with limited mobility by stopping Parkin’ and starting Livin’
- How can I know if I am getting better? –
It is difficult to determine if you are actually experiencing relief from Parkinson’s symptoms. Most people experience symptoms that change from day to day. If you don’t know if your symptoms are improving or getting worse, how can you motivate yourself?
Stop Parkin’ and start Livin’ provides you with ways to track your symptoms and allow you to recognize each day that you’re on the road to recovery.
- Are there products I use every day that might be making my symptoms worse? –
Research literature has shown that Parkinson’s disease is linked to exposure to toxic substances. Toxic exposure could be closer than you think.
You may have harmful chemicals lurking in your kitchen or bathroom cabinets.
Stop Parkin’ and Get Livin’ teaches you how to recognize which household chemicals and cleaning products are toxic and should be thrown out.John Coleman, ND, also discusses how to find safe and non-toxic soaps, deodorants and toothpastes.
- What do I do about the harmful chemicals and toxins that are already in my body? –
Ok. So Parkinson’s disease is partly caused by toxins. So what? What can I do to get rid of the toxins in my cells?
Toxins will not be released if your body is properly hydrated. How can you hydrate yourself?
Stop Parkin’ and start Livin’ presents a revolutionary homeopathic remedy to dehydration. John Coleman ND attributes his recovery in part to a homeopathic therapy for dehydration – the Aquas. Toxins will be released once the body has regained its full and complete hydration. John Coleman, ND explains that symptoms improve when toxins are removed.
- What really causes Parkinson’s? –
What have you done in your life to contribute to Parkinson’s disease? John Coleman, a Parkinson’s patient, has since recovered. He has a unique perspective about the root cause of Parkinson’s. This is what has allowed him to achieve his recovery.
John Coleman, ND, identifies the root cause of his Parkinson’s. He was able make the cause aware and was able heal it. He explains his process and gives a guideline for others to follow to discover the root cause, make it conscious, and heal it. There are many modalities that can be used to treat the root cause of the disease.
- I have questions about my medications –
Anyone with Parkinson’s will find it difficult to keep track of side effects. What are the side effects of medications? How should the dose be taken? Can I adjust the dose? How can I keep l’dopa’s potency?
Buy Stop Parkin’ and Start Livin’ today and find out what you need to do for yourself to start on the road to recovery from Parkinson’s disease.
All of these questions are answered and more by Stop Parkin’ and start Livin’
- What is the connection between stress and Parkinson’s? –
Unresolved trauma and prolonged stress can trigger reactions that lead to disease. Stop Parkin’ and Get Livin’ provides extensive information on the stress cycle and how it contributes to Parkinson’s symptoms.
What’s the point? Stress is a problem for everyone.
Stop Parkin’ and start Livin’ provides realistic ways to reduce stress in your daily life. The body can balance all hormones when stress is reduced.
- How is Parkinson’s diagnosed? –
What are the signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease? Stop Parkin’ and start Livin’ describes how Parkinson’s Disease can be diagnosed and the symptoms that may accompany it.
Stop Parkin’ and Start Livin’ is the perfect resource for anyone who is determined to find ways to help themselves find relief from the symptoms of Parkinson’s. The book was written by a man who wanted to heal Parkinson’s Disease.
In Stop Parkin’ and Start Livin’ you will learn about:
How Parkinson’s Disease is Diagnosed.
*Symptoms and Treatments for Parkinson’s Disease.
Side effects of Parkinson’s drugs.
*Recommendations to preserve the potency of L’dopa.
*The diet which promotes Parkinson’s recovery.
*Exercises anyone with limited mobility can do.
*Methods for tracking your progress towards recovery.
*Household chemicals can cause symptoms.
How to reduce stress in your daily life.
How to hydrate your body and release toxins.
*How to treat Parkinson’s disease.
Diagnosed with Parkinson’s?
Feeling hopeless, helpless and depressed? These are normal reactions, given that most people are told now that they have Parkinson’s their symptoms will inevitably get worse
While some people do get worse, this does not have to be true for you. Stop Parkin’ and Start Livin’ was written by a man who knows recovery is possible. It’s not easy to get back on your feet. It takes patience. It takes patience. It takes dedication. It is possible to recover.
What do you get when you purchase a download to your computer of Stop Parkin’ and Start Livin’?
You will receive one hundred and eighty nine (189) pages of information that explains what you can do for yourself to recover from Parkinson’s Disease. You can download the PDF file to your computer.
All web site references are hot linked to the internet. Click on any link to take you directly to the site. You will also find a list of other useful websites. Stop Parkin’ and Start Livin’ contains the following chapters:
How it Began.
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