Song, Science and Spirit

We all need to be empowered now and then. Heather MacTavish has the magical touch – the unique ability to empowering us all just when we need it the most. Heather’s recent  release of Songs Science and Spirit is a book that explains in delicious detail how music, song and drumming are natural medicines that offer profound relief from symptoms of Parkinsons Disease. Unike other medicines, her treatments involve no side effects – only improved well being and endless fun for all.

Since being diagnosed with Parkinsons Disease 14 years ago, Health MacTavish has created a book that is practical, inspiring and profound. It is a precious gift to anyone who currently experiences the symptoms of Parkinsons disease. Be prepared to be energized and inspired by a most remarkable talent, author, musician, singer, drummer and woman who inspires us all to become all that we are. Visit Heather’s website at: http://www.music-ability.com

 

 

BioAcoustics, Sound Therapy and Effects of Radiation Exposure

Sharry Edwards from Sound Health has new and additional information about the reversal of Parkinson’s using biofrequencies. Marian Lewis, a miracle of non-medicine, has used frequency modalities to reverse her Parkinson’s. She shares her experiences using this emerging new technology. Her journey on the road to recovery is truly fascinating and nearly unbelievable until you hear about what actually happened to her. It is clear from Marian’s experience that radiation exposure plays an integral part in cell signal diseases such as Parkinson’s

 

Humorist Whit Deschner Reads Excerpts from his Forthcoming Book: Departures – No Swearing

Author Whit Deshner (who experiences symptoms of Parkinson’s) reads excerpts from his forthcoming book on my radio show today. It is amazing writing that will inspire your soul, touch your heart, tickle your intellect, and rattle your funny bone.

Want a chance to enter the internationally famous Salt Lick contest and win money? Are you a rancher? Do you raise cows? Here is your chance! Rules for the 2015 contest are at Whit’s website: :

http://www.whitdeschner.com/salt-lick-rules.html

Funds from the Salt Lick Contest support research on Parkinson’s.

All about Whit’s book: Travels with a Kayak.

Qi Gong: Metamorphosis: Shakin’ to Awaken!

Click on the purple arrow to hear my radio show this week with Bianca Molle who is symptom free today thanks to her 2-3 hour a day Chi Gong practice.

“I would like everyone out there with Parkinson’s to know that recovery is possible. Mine came about by a dedicated Zhineng qigong  (also known as Wisdom Healing or Chi-lel) practice of daily exercise and meditation. The plan is simple, but not easy. Motivation and a positive attitude are key catalysts. Bianca Molle

Below is the link to the Youtube video that I mentioned during the radio show where Bianca Molle discusses her full recovery from Parkisnons Disease and offers a brief demonstration of Chi Gong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAY6XmMxr48

 

Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro

New news from the Pedaling for Parkinson’s front.   Former guests, John Carlin and Nan Little, who both have Parkinson’s and have ridden their bikes across Iowa for the last two summers, are readying themselves for another great adventure.   In a few weeks they will attempt to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, with a group of Parkinson’s and MS patients.  Their leader, Lori Schneider who lives with MS, has summit-ed the highest peak on each continent.  John and Nan attribute their ability to get stronger, more fit, and even more adventuresome with PD to riding their bikes at a high cadence several times per week.

 

Candida is a Factor for Holly Hughes

Recovering Parkinsonian Holly Hughes shares her whole body approach to naturally reversing the disease, including holistic treatment of systemic candida growth. Like many who are diagnosed with early onset PD, traditional doctors dismiss many known related issues that when addressed and alleviated provide relief of PD symptoms. Holly will also share her results from detoxing the body of heavy metals, utilizing vibroacoustic therapy and teaching a metaboliQ lifestyle.

 

The Best Year of My Life: John Scappi on the benefits of 5htp

Diagnosed in September, 2009 at age 80, John Schappi blogs about Parkinson’s Disease and aging at:

http://parkinsonsand5htp.blogspot.com.

A Washington, DC resident, he pursues many interests, including gardening, bridge, travel, biking, and internet research. His blog “Aging and Parkinson’s and Me” is designed to be a place for seniors dealing with Parkinson’s and other afflictions to share their experience, strength and hope.

If you have always wanted to know more about the benefits that might accrue from taking the supplement 5htp, this show is a “must listen” for you. If you are having challenges with insomnia or constipation, John offers some amazing natural remedies that have worked beautifully for him.

 

Howard Shifke: A Holistic, Drug Free Approach to Recovery

In my book of wisdom, everyone needs support to recover from the symptoms of Parkinson’s. Coaching can prove to be an invaluable resource for anyone on the road to recovery. Want to know how? Howard Shifke can help.

Howard Shifke is symptom free today after experiencing virtually all of the symptoms associated with Parkinson’s disease several years ago. Howard has a unique and fascinating perspective on what caused his symptoms and what he needed to do to address the causes.

Howard recovered using a holistic, drug-free approach that he developed. Howard’s recovery was a long, hard fight, but he has been symptom free since June 12, 2010, and on August 5, 2010, his neurologist stated that much to his surprise, Howard was in fact symptom free from Parkinson’s. Howard has chronicled his story on his blog, http://fightingparkinsonsdrugfree.com .

 

 

Power of the Mind

Gord Summer traced his Parkinson’s symptoms back to July of 1999. Martial artist, instructor and scuba diver, Gord is now more active than ever after retiring from the ownership and operation of hotels. He discusses in some detail the therapies and approaches that help him enormously.

Looking Down the Barrel

Richard (Rick) Secklin is the author of Parkinson’s disease – Looking down the Barrel, and an inspirational speaker. He was once the national gold’s classic bodybuilding champion, a health club owner and a career Texas law enforcement officer.

At 50 years of age, he was completing his lifetime goal successfully graduating Cum Laude from Lubbock Christian University. That same year 2003, he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. In his battle of combating the disease, Rick, as a Texas Deputy, made a tough decision in his life to use marijuana for his relief of Parkinson’s symptoms. Four years into his battle; Rick’s eighteen year marriage was dissolved and his son moved away.

Ridden with guilt, confusion, and hate for God, he quit his career as a once community awarded law enforcement officer and he found himself looking down the barrel of a gun contemplating suicide. Rick is a survivor living with Parkinson’s. He tells his story during the radio show today.