Page 3 - Parkinsons disease

Anyone who has seen or grown a beautiful,

healthy garden knows that the garden's vibrance is

not due solely to the plants. For the plants to thrive

and prosper, they need a healthy environment in

which to grow. The human brain is no different.

While conventional medical theory focusses on the

state of specific nerve cells (neurons) of the brain

in Parkinson's disease, it is important to remember

that these neurons do not exist in isolation. Like

the plants in a garden, the environment in which the