Parkinson's and Any non-medicine treatments.

Posted by kristin428 @kristin428, Sep 28 8:52pm

My PT told me this morning that he has had some Parkinson's patients that are using things from health stores, but he couldn't remember what they were. Does anyone have any ideas? He thought one of them started with a B. I have very recently been diagnosed with PD (3 months) although looking back, I think I have had it for several years.

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itsdave | @itsdave | Oct 20 3:08pm

In reply to @goatgirl28 "@itsdave I do feel that it was going to be helpful. Quieter. Most people would not..." + (show)

@goatgirl28 Thank you!

eojeda1 | @eojeda1 | 6 days ago

Hubby has had PD since 2024. I purchased the Beech Band and he used it for the 1st time yesterday while I was having cancer surgery. He noticed he was walking better and less tremors. I noticed this morning he is speaking better and not fumbling his words. He wore it all day until it needed charging. Coming from the UK, it took about 2 weeks to get this product. That is pretty quick considering all the current Customs protocols. Product appears to be working fine too. Honestly, I was shocked how quickly the band has worked. I wasn't sure if it would work at all, but for the reasonable rate of 75.00 + shipping, it appears to be worth it. Just wanted to pass it along. Will keep you updated on his experience with the Beech Band.

goatgirl28 | @goatgirl28 | 4 hours ago

In reply to @emmit "@itsdave Yes sorry it’s not working. Hopefully your replacement comes soon. The buzzing is not bad...." + (show)

Received my replacement BeechBand yesterday. I wore it 7hrs before it shut off. Recharged last evening and put it back on this morn. We'll see.

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