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Phenylalanine, Parkinson’s Disease, and the possible connection between. by Krystal Plonski Posted Thu 05 Jul 2012 9:29pm Essential amino acids are compounds within the body that cannot be synthesized from something else, they must be obtained through supplemental means, such as through a person’s diet or nutritional capsules. Nonessential amino acids, as the name implies, can be synthesized from another amino acid, through the body’s own biochemical ma ... Read on »

A Good Example of PD Masking by Bill S. Health Maven

Posted Fri 05 Feb 2010 12:10pm After watching the video I just postedGail and I both noted how ticked-off I look. But nothing could be further from the truth. I’m in a GREAT mood. (I’m eating CASSEROLE fer chrissakes!) This is about as good an example of Parkinson’s disease facies (or “facial masking”) as I have ever produced. A description from my Parky Pal and f ... Read on »

Masked face by heroteo heroteo Posted Mon 05 Oct 2009 10:03pm People with masked faces is a signal for neurological conditions and emotions disorder People with masked faces is expressionless appearance of individuals with disorder . There are ways to diminish masked faces as follows:1 MST training (muscle strength training) for people with masked faces to improve respiratory strength and mobility of muscle a ... Read on »

soft voice, slurred speech and masked face by heroteo heroteo Posted Sun 25 Jul 2010 1:36am Soft voice, slurred speech and masked face Parkinson’s patients have difficulty with voice and speech. We have shortness of breath. We don’t speak loud enough. Our speech is almost unintelligible. Our face is expressionless (”poker-face”), so people thought we are not interested or unhappy, even though that is not truly how we feel. In orde ... Read on »

Place the mask over your own face before attempting to help the person in the seat next to you. by Women's Work Patient Expert

Posted Sun 28 Jun 2009 9:31pm That's what they tell you when you get on an airplane, before they take off. What they mean is Save Your Own Life First. That's the best advice they can give you. It's also the best advice I can give you. Well, aside from Be Particular, Pay Attention, Follow Your Gut, Floss, and H ave Cash. As far as I've been able ... Read on »

TEXAS ADVANCE DIRECTIVES ACT versus “STATE-CREATED DANGER” THEORY: A PRIMA FACIE ANALYSIS by Thaddeus Pope Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Sun 21 Feb 2010 4:30am Christopher Ryan Burge just published "TEXAS ADVANCE DIRECTIVES ACT versus “STATE-CREATED DANGER” THEORY: A PRIMA FACIE ANALYSIS" as note in the American Journal of Trial Advocacy (32 Am. J. Trial Advoc. 557), a journal at Samford University Cumberland School of Law. Here is the article's conclusion: The TADA procedural futility statute is ... Read on »

Do you work in a healthcare faci ... by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Mon 10 Nov 2008 4:23pm Do you work in a healthcare facility? Thinking about using one of the peer to peer music services at work... don't even go there... and read this article about what happened. As the article states, most folks do not know how to configure these services, thus items that were never meant to be shared get out in the world....and confidential inf ... Read on »

Do we apply the face masks correctly? by Perfectskincare C. Facebook

Posted Wed 23 Dec 2009 12:00am Hi All!!!!! So, how are the preparation for festivities going on????? Hope you are all having a gala time........Today, I wanted to talk about the face masks. Every lady uses face masks to rejuvenate her skin but do we all apply it correctly? Are there any ways to apply it cor ... Read on »

L'occitane Hand Cream, Sheet Masks, and TFSI Winner by Ahleessa Patient Expert

Posted Thu 22 Dec 2011 4:19am Please don't forget to enter my Aveeno Hair Kit Giveaway . It ends December 28, 2011 at 11:59 p.m. PST. L'occitane were giving away, I cannot recall, hand creams. I got myself one and decided to try this famous hand cream I hear about all the time. Product Review: L'occitane Shea Butter Dry Skin Hand Cream Where can you purchase thi ... Read on »

Honey Pumpkin Exfoliating Mask by Carolin K. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 22 Oct 2009 10:01pm Autumn won’t be the same without pumpkins and they have quite a lot of uses at this time of the year. Aside from carving them or cooking them for your special pumpkin recipe, you can also put them on your skin. Whether fresh or cooked, pumpkins are rich in vitamins C, E and A, alpha and beta-carotene, lutein, potassium and zinc. Because of th ... Read on »