Re: Yasko SNP's and parkinsons medication

February 20, 2012

The test Dr. Yasko uses measures normal variants of the genes found at high

incidence in the general healthy population. These variants are well known not

to cause or correlate very strongly with the disease.

For Parkinson's disease, the only thing that is 'proven' to help in the

mainstream witch doctor in a white lab coat religoius dogma is coenzyme Q-10. Of

course they never mention it since it is a 'vitamin,' but it did extend life in

controlled trials which none of the current drugs do.

If you want to actually help your mom and your son you will have to look

elsewhere than the Yasko protocol and the Genova detoxigenomics test. E. g.

detox for mercury using alpha lipoic acid per the protocol in my books.

Hope this helps.

Andy

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> My mum is displaying symptoms of Parkinsons. She has suffered mental health

difficulties all her life and has been on a cocktail of drugs for years. We are

trying to sort out assessment as it may be the drugs that are causing a

secondary type presentation of parkinsons.

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> I sent for a parkinsons booklet which explains drug options and how they work.

I am gobsmacked to learn that the drugs target (to change the expression of)

COMT and MAO and block glutamate.

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> This is surprising if you saw my previous post and the gentics dr said that

SNP's to these genes do not cause disease yet these are what parkinsons drugs

target. These are genes tested as part of Yasko panel and the suggested

protocol also aims to change the expression of these.

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> I found this very interesting, especially as the same things appear to be

causing very similar problems for my mother and my son.

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> Alison R

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