Why Standard Neurology Misses the Root Causes of Parkinson’s

An elderly woman with glasses sits at a wooden table outdoors, smiling with her chin resting on her hand. There are a teapot, cup, plate of cookies, towel, and book on the table. Pink flowers and green plants are in the background.

For many people diagnosed with Parkinson’s, the journey through conventional care follows a familiar path. You notice symptoms. You receive a diagnosis. You’re prescribed medication to help manage those symptoms. And for a time, it works. But eventually, many patients begin to ask a deeper question: Why is this happening in the first place? That […]