The parts of The Parkinson's Protocol

Part 1: Deep-Dive Into Parkinson’s
 1. What Exactly is Happening in the Brain?
 2. Symptoms of Parkinson’s
 3. The 5 Stages of Parkinson’s
 4. The Role of Dopamine – The Motivation Molecule
     ● Dopamine Receptors
     ● Low Dopamine Levels and Brain Disorders
     ● Dopamine and Rewards
5. What Causes Parkinson’s
     ● High BMI 
     ● Environmental Toxins
     ● Inflammation of the Microglia
     ● Mitochondrial Dysfunction
     ● Depression
     ● Diet and Lifestyle
     ● Lack of Exercise
     ● The Forgotten Risk Factor – Stress

The program begins with a comprehensive overview of Parkinson’s disease. It provides you with the essential information needed to have a strong understanding of this disease and its effects on the brain. This includes the risks and causes of low dopamine levels, various factors that come into play, such as stress management, and the clinical studies that form the foundation of this approach. You also receive valuable insight on how each of the dopamine-boosting techniques provided can help you reduce your symptoms and slow down the progression of Parkinson’s disease.

Part 2: Parkinson’s Treatment – Traditional Solutions and Alternative Approaches
     1. Dopamine Precursors
     2. Dopamine Antagonists
     3. Other Parkinson’s Medications
     4. Parkinson’s Natural ‘Quick Fixes’

The second part covers the different treatment options available for Parkinson’s. This includes both conventional and natural alternatives to ensure you have all the knowledge necessary to make well-informed decisions regarding your health. But that’s not all. You also learn ‘quick fix options designed to offer immediate relief from symptoms.

Part 3: Two Steps to Delay Parkinson’s – Detoxing and Dopamine
   1. Detox Your Brain
        ● Strategies for Gentle Detoxing
        ● Antioxidants and Anti-Inflammatories
        ● Sleep: Your Brain’s Detox Tool
   2. Boost Dopamine with Food
        ● Natural Dopamine Precursors
        ● A Neuro-Protective way of Eating: The Principles of the MIND Diet
        ● Plant-Protein
        ● 10 Dopamine Boosting Superfoods
   3. Boost Dopamine with Movement
   4. Boost Dopamine with Your Mind

The next part teaches you the importance of two steps when it comes to repairing essential parts of the brain and slowing down the progression of Parkinson’s. Not only does this section teach you everything there is to know about detoxing and dopamine, it also includes all kinds of remedies, advice, and evidence-based strategies to take advance of both steps. This includes gentle detoxification methods, food lists, dopamine-boosting superfoods, sleep tips and more.

Part 4: 12 Daily Habits to Delay Parkinson’s
The last part of the program provides you with a list of 12 simple daily habits that serve as powerful tools for supporting and improving your condition on a daily basis. These habits play a strategic role in minimizing your exposure to various factors scientifically linked to the development of Parkinson’s. From environmental pollutants to the influences of the Western lifestyle and diet, low physical activity, and the challenges of stress and depression, these daily practices act as a shield against potential contributors to the disease.

For example, you learn how to easily incorporate two portions of cruciferous vegetables into your daily diet and why, as well as the importance of prioritizing at least 8 hours of sleep each night, and so on and so forth.

Appendices
A Healthier Brain is Within Your Reach
Appendix 1: 13 Brain-Loving Recipes
     ● Kitchen Hacks
     ● Fresh Start – Restock Your Kitchen
     ● Recipes
Appendix 2: Tips to Detox from Dietary and Environmental Toxins.
Appendix 3: Powerful Antioxidants and Where to Find Them.
Appendix 4: Dopamine-Boosting Nutrients and Where to Find Them.
Appendix 5: List of Healthy Alternatives to Sugar and Refined Carbs.
Appendix 6: List of Healthiest Fasts.
Appendix 7: Simple Exercises to Increase Strength and Flexibility.
Appendix 8: Additional Evidence-Based Strategies to Boost Your Dopamine Levels.