What Can Medicine and Technology Offer to Improve Sleep in Parkinson’s Disease? Sleep disturbances associated with Parkinson’s disease can have different underlying causes. Some are related to: Motor symptoms that occur during the night; Changes in the brain mechanisms that…
Between the Lines of Parkinson’s: Time is Ours Since the launch of this new format, we have received many responses, messages, and personal accounts.Many of you have shared how comforting it is to read words that bring to light experiences…
Between the Lines of Parkinson’s: Recognizing Oneself Differently Many people living with Parkinson’s tell us that they no longer truly recognize themselves.Not in their memories, but in their own bodies.They say: “It’s not that I don’t love myself anymore, it’s…
In this new edition of our newsletter, we focus on a crucial yet often underestimated topic: strength in the arms and legs — a vital foundation of daily autonomy for many people living with Parkinson’s disease. Before / After AtremoPlus:…
AtremoPlus Portrait – Heidi Her story is that of a woman who grew up amid the turmoil of the GDR, had to reinvent herself in West German society, and was later faced with a Parkinson’s diagnosis. But her journey goes…
Natural light: a fundamental regulator of the human body Even before addressing Parkinson’s disease, it’s essential to recall the vital role natural light plays for the entire population. Each morning, exposure to daylight resets our internal biological clock (also known…
In our “AtremoPlus Portraits” series, where we share inspiring stories of people who use our supplement, we’re giving the floor today to someone who approaches life with both courage and resilience. Lorenz, a 67-year-old master carpenter, has dedicated his life…
April is International Parkinson’s Awareness Month.A month to listen, understand, share stories. A month to move things forward — together. On this occasion, it’s important to bring not only a message of awareness but also a message of hope —…
I) What if Parkinson’s… started in the gut? A growing number of scientific studies suggest that Parkinson’s disease could originate in the digestive system, long before the first symptoms of the disease appear. Here’s why this hypothesis is now taken very seriously: Researchers have discovered…
To start this year on a high note, we are pleased to share with you the inspiring story of Sylviane, a 71-year-old woman with a remarkable journey. Diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at the age of 63, Sylviane powerfully demonstrates how…