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Aug 22, 2023 24 min

Constipation and Parkinson's with Dr. Stuart Gillim

from Parkinson's Empowerment Hosted by Robin Barclay, PT, CEEAA, Safe at Home Physical Therapy, PLLC, Rock Steady Boxing Victor, Providing in home and onsite physical therapy , wellness and exercise classes in Rochester, NY

On today's podcast Dr. Gillum and I discuss the gut brain connection and Parkinson's, constipation and the steps you can take to ameliorate your symptoms and the connection between diabetes and Parkinson disease. Dr. Gillim received his medical degree from Stanford University School of Medicine And studied internal medicine and gastroenterology at Cornell University in NYC. Thank you taking the time to be on the podcast Dr. Gillim! Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREE Check out our website www.safeathompt.com give us a call at (585)398-6050 or send us an email at [email protected] Thanks for listening!

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On today's podcast Dr. Gillum and I discuss the gut brain connection and Parkinson's, constipation and the steps you can take to ameliorate your symptoms and the connection between diabetes and Parkinson disease. Dr. Gillim received his medical degree from Stanford University School of Medicine And studied internal medicine and gastroenterology at Cornell University in NYC. Thank you taking the time to be on the podcast Dr. Gillim! Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast l...

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