Did you know that L-dopa was first discovered by Markus Guggenheim in 1913, and that he isolated it from the Vicia faba plant? Furthermore, did you know that numerous scientific studies from expert teams worldwide have demonstrated that the Vicia…
In this new newsletter, we will delve deeper into our quest to make things measurable and thus quantify the improvements following the use of AtremoPlus. “Advances in medicine often result from the ability to accurately measure biological phenomena (…). Biomarkers…
In our previous newsletters, we addressed the improvement of energy for AtremoPlus users. In this new edition, we will focus on a related theme: chronic fatigue and daytime sleepiness. Feeling constantly tired and lacking energy, even to stay awake during the…
In this new edition of our newsletter, we will delve a little deeper into this fascinating, somewhat intangible phenomenon, yet so important: Energy. Without energy, life can become dull, laborious, and exhausting, and we know that in Parkinson’s disease, which…
In this new edition of our newsletter, we will address a fundamental topic: Energy. While maintaining and cultivating energy can be challenging in a demanding and stressful life, it becomes even more delicate for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Dopamine is…
Why this significant reduction in Tremors? In this newsletter part 2 tremors, we will delve deeper into this important topic of tremors. We are delighted to report that in our recent survey, the two groups most affected by “very severe”…
A significant reduction in Tremors: In our latest newsletter, we discussed involuntary movements, often abrupt, known as dyskinesias. In this edition, we’ll delve into another uncontrollable phenomenon in Parkinson’s disease: tremors. Tremors are one of the hallmark symptoms of Parkinson’s…
A significant reduction in Dyskinesia: In this new newsletter, we will address another delicate topic related to Parkinson’s disease: dyskinesias. In previous bulletins, we have examined the phenomenon of voluntary movement blockage, called freezing, as well as “off periods,” where…
Less Freezing / Motor Blockage In this newsletter, we will delve deeper into the theme of “freezing”, also known as “motor blockage”. Freezing is characterized by temporary periods where voluntary movements are blocked. In the case of “cognitive freezing”, the thinking…
A significant reduction in the phenomenon of freezing/motor blockage In this newsletter, we will explore the well-known phenomenon in people with Parkinson’s disease: the freezing. This disorder, also known as “motor blockage”, is characterized by temporary periods of voluntary movement…