Living with Parkinson’s
Exercise, daily life and the things people are told to do, weighed against what has actually been measured.
Which foods should people with Parkinson's avoid?
Clinical trials do not support strict food bans for Parkinson's disease. Protein and iron can block levodopa absorption, but blanket restrictions on dairy, protein, or tyramine are unsupported by high-quality evidence.
What exercise has been shown to do, and what it hasn't
Exercise is the one thing everyone in Parkinson's agrees on. The evidence that it helps symptoms is genuinely good. The evidence for the claim people most want to make about it — that it slows the disease — is a trial that has not reported yet.