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Course•By Kelly Morrow, MS, RDN, FAND
Live course: Sept 7, 2024, 12 pm PT
Course•By Dr. Laurie K Mischley, ND, PhD, MPH
Jun 19th, 2024 - 12pm Facilitator: Dr. Joshua Farahnik
Course•By Dr. Joshua Farahnik, ND
Why EVERY Patient Should be Screened at Baseline
For the first time, the MVP-study has generated data over time. Supplement use at baseline was able to predict progression in the years that followed. Join us as we look through these data and try to figure out how best to apply them to our own lives.
Strategies for Improving Motility
Invited Guest Lecture: Dr. John Neustadt
Who, If, When, and Why?
Course•By Dr. Tagliati, Dr. Jeanmonod and Dr. Mischley
PRO Diet Nutritional Strategies to Set the Tone for the Day
Nutritional Contributions to Bone Density
This is the 1st course in a 3-part series on BIOMARKERS in PD. To be included in this series, laboratory tests need to be linked to better/worse PD outcomes, clinically available, affordable, and modifiable.
Recognizing and Resetting the Pulsations the Regulate Us - Live Course 28 Feb 2024
Treating Cognitive Impairment in Pakrinson's
Course•By Dr. Kathryn Wyman-Chick, PsyD, ABPP
Navigating Drug-Nutrient Interactions and Getting Your Needs Met
The Ethics and Egos Playing Games with Your Lives Live Course: 12pm PT - 28 Jun 2024
Because of Your Diagnosis, You Need More
Controlling the Environment As Much As We're Able
I got better and you can, too!
DHEA is a seemingly neuroprotective steroid hormone associated with youthful resilience. Concentrations decline with age, and our data suggest higher levels are associated with fewer symptoms. (We'll go over the data.) There are some contraindications to taking it, and while inexpensive and over-the-counter in the US, in some countries it's highly regulated as a potential performance-enhancing steroid.
2023 Update - Summary of 10 Year of Data from the MVP Study
Exploring & Arguing About Interpretations, Exceptions, Considerations, & Loopholes
Diet, Nutrition, and Eating with Kelly Morrow - 4th Monday of every month at 12pm PT
Making Medications Last Longer & Work Better
Nervous System Hyper-Excitability
Join us for a fun and flavorful journey into dinner ideas that boost brain health and keep you on track with your PRO diet! We'll explore delicious recipes packed with negative PRO points and share tips on protein distribution to optimize levodopa levels.
Toxciology & Environmental Medicine in Parkinson's
Course•By Dr. Bjerke, Dr. Riegle, Dr. Holder, Dr. Mischley
Awareness, Avoidance, & Elimination
Balancing Act: Strategies for Excess Weight & Gain - Nov 2024
How Often and What Kind?
Course•By Dr. Farley, Dr. Coomer, Dr. McLean and Russ Parker
Fiber plays a critical role in maintaining a healthy microbiome. Dive into the forms of fiber that are best able to increase short chain fatty acids and feed the "right" bugs in your gut!
Social Health in PD
Dr. Mischley’s PhD Dissertation was on “Glutathione Deficiency and Parkinson’s” - join us for a review on what it is, where it comes from, why it’s low in PD, and review the best strategies for supplementation.
Thankfulness as a Therapeutic Intervention
Neuroplasticity in PD
Course•By Dr. Standish, Dr. Aggarawal, Dr. Mischley
Insights from the Modifiable Variables in Progression (MVP) Study
The Gut in PD is Messed Up. There is no question that the PD gut is different from healthy controls, and now there are dozens of tests available to identify abnormal "gut stuff" linked to Parkinson's.
Alkali Metal Depletion (Lithium, Potassium, Sodium, Rubidium), Cobalt, Manganese, and other Essential Minerals
4th Monday of the Month - 12 pm Kelly Morrow, RD
Autonomic function, implication, and rehabilitation. Live course: 12pm PT - 28 Feb 2025
Research Considerations in PD
The Role of Food in Parkinson's
Learn how to use the tools provided by Dr. LKM! Here: a complete guide on how to navigate the Pro PD App, GPT, Teachable App & Parkinson's School!
Parkinson School Seminar Series - Jun 28
The Art of Keeping Cracks and Crevices and Clean
What Researchers, Industry, Patients & Practitioners Can Do
Exercising Our "6th Sense" Makes Sense (28 Dec 2023)
Parkinson's and the Gut
Explore how such a wonderful little mineral got such a bad reputation! By the end of this course, you’ll be able to teach others the difference between pharmacological and physiologically doses, why the human body needs it, where you’re supposed to get it, and what happens when you don’t get enough. We’ll discuss how to measure Li levels and strategies for supplementation.
Understanding & Treating Hyposmia
