Neurogenesis
Neurogenesis and Parkinson’s
Over the past thirty years science and medicine are starting to recognize the process of “renewed growth” of nerve cells, even in the brain, as a distinct possibility. A Google search of the word “neurogenesis” will provide impressive demonstrations of what it means and why it is important to new thinking and scientific study.
Judd and I believe in the occurrence of the phenomena for a couple of non-scientific, personal observations:
- Repeated witness of the apparent regression,mediation,and lack of progression of various Parkinson’s symptoms that suggest to us that the body has real and significant ways of repairing itself, even in the central nervous system. This appears to be connected to the absence or presence of toxicities within the environment which are ingested into the body in various ways, especially the air and/or foods we eat.
- A nagging question keeps coming to mind. If all other cells of the body have the capacity to renew and replace themselves, why shouldn’t the dopamine producing cells have such a capacity if provided the right conditions for growth?
What is being done in this area of research and application bears watching closely as we feel the fast accumulation of knowledge will be leading to shocking new discoveries in the years just ahead. Of particular interest will be the connection to be made scientifically and medically between nutritional support and observable evidence of neurogenesis.
People on active quests for answers are due to be amazed at what they can do directly for themselves, regardless of condition, as they take control and assume full responsibility for their own wellness pursuits. We do advocate that professional healthcare practitioners should always be consulted in pursuit of a responsible regimen of any healthcare plan.
In our opinion, neurogenesis research and the development of NATURAL nutritional medicine products will lead the way for understanding the best (but not only)first line of defense in preventing, reversing and/or eliminating neurodegenerative conditions.
S.F. and Callie Marie Judd