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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2020 · 10 MIN

Parkinson's Disease: Episode 4: February-March 1966

from Letters from the Past · host Scott Ginther

This episode focuses on the correspondence between a Parkinson's Disease patient and his doctors as they search for a treatment for the disease.   Can you advise us of the theory behind these ice baths?  It would certainly help me to endure the tortures if I knew more of the reasons why these baths are of aid to the Parkinson's patient.   I was distressed to learn that the medications had ceased to have any effect but regrettably this is an old story with your problem.  

This episode focuses on the correspondence between a Parkinson's Disease patient and his doctors as they search for a treatment for the disease.   Can you advise us of the theory behind these ice baths?  It would certainly help me to endure the tortures if I knew more of the reasons why these baths are of aid to the Parkinson's patient.   I was distressed to learn that the medications had ceased to have any effect but regrettably this is an old story with your problem.

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