Adjusted for age, the rise of Parkinson's is going up 60% far faster than Alzheimer's disease.

It turns out by 2035, we should have 12 million people with Parkinson's.

There's a big myth about Parkinson's, and the myth is that it's just a brain disease.

This is a whole body disease. We have to start thinking about Parkinson's in a different way.

Ray Dorsey, MD, MBA is a leading neurologist

and Parkinson's expert. He's the director of the Center for the Brain and the Environment at Atria

Health and Research Institute, and he's a professor of neurology at the University of Rochester.

Michael Oaken, MD, is a distinguished professor of neurology at the University of Florida, and he's

co-founder of the Norman Fixel Institute for Neurologic

Diseases and Medical Advisor for the Parkinson's Foundation. Both have been recognized by the White

House as champions for change for their dedication to advancing research, care, and advocacy

for people living with Parkinson's disease. There are all these symptoms that are non-movement

that actually appear early, and they call them pro-dromal feature. Constipation, acting out your dreams, loss of smell in your nose, those olfactory nerves, gut dysfunction and changes, and even some of the neuropsychiatric things. For all those golfers out there, is it a risk for people? Should they be worried? Should they stop golfing? What do they do to protect themselves? Individuals who lived within one mile of a golf course at a 126% increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease compared to individuals who lived six or more miles apart. Oh my. Do you know where else they find these toxins? You find them in the breast milk of nursing women. And it's all preventable.

Okay, you've got someone to walk in your office with Parkinson's disease.

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