AND IMPROVING DRIVING
The "FREE" or "Effect Bandage
Each person with PD who knows everything can change in an instant his motor , for good or evil.
Well look at these four records personal video (click on the word video), look carefully at the face, note the change of the speech and the ease of finding English words ...
Video 1 , Video 2 , Video 3 , Video 4 .....
stimuli alter the original sensory motor disorders more or less, which may seem "last straw" in the context of a disease but is driving ....... Yet a lot of sense when you know better sensorimotor loops.
The operation of each hierarchical level of the motor command is highly dependent on the sensory information it receives. So much so that the motor system should rather be considered fully under its aspect sensorimotor . (Read HERE )
These sensory stimuli depend on:
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vision. Images before our eyes (those of a narrow passage that triggers the freezing)
. The blue color that stops dyskinesia, - Hearing
. The repetitive words or metronome to help walk,
. Multiple voices or sounds that trigger akinesia - Touch . The massages that release hypertonia,
. The simple touch of the hand tremor that stops or dystonia
· The sensation of cold, but blocked, and the very hot
. The repairman is rather soft warm
· The immersion "relieve pain and stiffness", adopt akinesia
· The pain that causes tremors, rigidity, akinesia
· The mechanical vibrations or sound
etc. ...
Before these videos in public, we tested the effect of putting bandages (particularly loosely) about fifty people serious , USA, Quebec and France.
We noted the following results:
- a generally very positive and lasting impact on akinesia
- an almost identical effect on hypertension, pain and dystonia
- a effect varies by the tremors
cons - a variable effect on different people dyskinesias
also for dyskinesia, a British engineer has developed his side a "trick" works 100% for him and that is just as effective for others: He puts
glasses whose lenses are blue.
Look at his video HERE
For details and evidence to write annefrobert@wanadoo.fr
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