everyone here has parkinson's. it's a heavyweight opponent, but they're slowing down its progress through boxing. you start to learn your balance quite early on. you get the coordination and the strength builds up. of course, once you can do that, you can punch harder. so i think it affects all of those things. and they're very important because what parkinson's does is take away the ability of the mind to control the body, basically. and so you need to find new ways of doing it. feet, hands... we haven't recreated the wheel, we're just doing boxing training. i think it's the rhythm. it's got everybody strong, everyone's improved. my granddad had had parkinson's, and through my training, through boxing, i'd seen other clubs and people doing similar things. and i turned up to one of the people's coffee mornings and offered my services and we went from there. parkinson's is a neurological condition with many different symptoms, but a growing body of evidence suggests boxing specifically improves balance, coordination

or parkinson's-like symptoms.ow there's some biologic relationship between that kind of insulin metabolic access, and that's why glp-1s can be very important. so, while this did not make the cut for being kind of competitive on the weight loss and diabetes race with glp-1s. that kind of mechanism of function in parkinson's and this early promising data, remember, it's not reversing parkinson's, but slowing down the symptoms for 12 months, that can be incredibly valuable to quality of life. and i think this has impl implications for novo, for lilly, and the other glps we've been talking about, the oral ones, the others in the pipeline. >> does this sort of revitalize the possibilities for the drug, it was taken off the market, because it was not competitive, and now, if this is an application, it's the parkinson's drug. >> yeah, it is a really important application. i'm very eager, look, you don't get an often what we call a "new england journal of medicine" high rigor, kind of a high bar they set for the evidence

what is parkinson's?>> parkinson's is to they considered a motor disease and neurological motor disease where one develops a traveler. you know that they developed stiffness and slowness of movement as well as disturbance. but we now know that it's much more than just a motor disease. have a lot of non uttered features, including changes in mood. insomnia changes in g i track and blatter. so it's really a i system disease. how do you know if you have? yeah, it's a difficult question because the presentation can quite varied. >> but usually in one local with a trevor asked or some stiffness slowness or change in their ability to walk as they once did before may be reduced arms weighing are changing their stride. >> and yes, video showing that trevor rest is quite a common feature of the disease. >> is there a particular group or gender that is impacted by this more than any other. >> well, we know that as we get older, we have a higher risk of developing parkinson's disease. but in fact, there are people w

and you know, actually my dad has parkinson's. now, that's a recent development and a co, incidental one. but i can see that through moving through making shapes with your body, you find a different relationship, begin to a sense of balance, your sense of muscle control researchers at the loser and university of applied sciences and arts are involved in a related project. they're investigating how music and dance might help parkinson's patients. that symptoms include tremors, muscle stiffness, and problems with walking, but also motivation issues. using psychologist don rose, heads up the research. so music has 2 important properties. one is organizational, so this is the rhythm or the beats in the music. so in the matching, this is very simple. can that at that the and then the walking steps can go in time with the rhythm. and then the other aspect is the motivational side of music. so it makes any exercise more fun. thoughts. vba agrees she's been living with parkinson's for 7 years. also make the most secrets me that i just get

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. >> april is parkinson's awareness month.inson's disease is the second most common neurodegenerative degenerative disease after alzheimer's. according to the parkinson's foundation, the disease affects 10 million people worldwide. nearly 1 million people in the u.s. are impacted in this number is expected to rise in the coming years. a local expert took part in a health documentary to bring more awareness to symptoms and how to cope. we chatted with this doctor earlier today on kron 4 news in the afternoon. >> then as we get older, we have a higher risk of developing parkinson's disease. but in fact, there are people with young onset disease as well, even into their we now know that it's much more than just a motor disease and have a lot of non uttered features, including changes in mood. insomnia changes in their g i track and blatter. >> if you'd like to take part in the fight against parkinson's disease. this saturday, the parkinson's foundation will be. >> holding a moving day walk at lake cunningham regional park in san

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disease and that can, has a mocking world parkinson's day. it's meant to raise awareness of the condition, but its effects, the central nervous system. there's no cure but it can be managed with medication and therapy. so just from me, getting back into the groove with somber brazilian beads are helping these parkinson's patients stay mo bile. the founder came up with the idea. well that a concert i suddenly filled. send me this because i know when, when you hear something by the street, you know, you can't help going to and that's a big issue for people with buttons as a sort of lose that sense of reason. the news and wisdom of wilkins, the disease, damages nerve cells in the brain affecting functions like motor skills and memory. the world health organization says cases are rapidly rising globally. but these participants say the drug classes are making a difference. before sound, but i was struggling to get out the chair. so at least i am a bit more mobile now. not quite so stiff, which is part and parcel of talking since the assessments in

so 1st of this guidance parkinson's forced him to cut down his working hours. he can't go on business trips, let alone run them, our phone, and the drugs that are intended to boost doping mean levels in his brain effect his mood. i want my life that due to being ins, university hospital, they have long experience with deep brain stimulation. this brain piece baker can be adjusted as the illness gets more severe or symptoms change to be able to respond quickly. they have recently begun to use a smart watch to measure tremors, agility and sleeping patterns by his sensors. on the inside of the high can see your hand is moving about and also your arm a little bit. the legal does on those movements are now being recorded and stored. it's like a long term monitoring fee and he's on long testimony. totally. numerous parkinson's sufferers have already under gotten this procedure world wide. it almost doesn't draw any blood. tiny holes have to be drilled into this go for the electrode implants from there on it's a highly delicate operation. planned with c t images durin

parkinson's is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after alzheimer's. and according to the parkinson's foundation, the disease affects 10 million people worldwide with nearly a million people here in the u.s. impacted and that number is expected to go up by the year 2030, a doctor here in the bay area with an expertise in parkinson's took part in a health documentary to bring more awareness to the symptoms and how to cope with them. so we spoke with that doctor. kaiser permanente. neurologist doctor, rima ash about what those symptoms are. >> then as we get older, we have a higher risk of developing parkinson's disease. but in fact, there are people with young onset disease as well, even into their we now know that it's much more than just a motor disease have a lot of non- uttered features, including changes in mood. insomnia changes in their g i track and blatter. >> if you want to take part in the fight against parkinson's disease. well, this saturday, the parkinson's foundation is going to be holding there moving day. walk at the lake cunningham reg

if you want to take part in the fight against parkinson's disease, the saturday, the parkinson's foundationbe hauling. they're moving day walk at the lake cunningham regional park. starts at 09:00am. you can sign up online. moving day walk, dot org. all right. still to come on the kron, morning news. >> giants dominate diamondbacks first shutout of diamondbacks first shutout of the sea ♪♪ when your child has moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't c

disease this saturday, the parkinson's foundation is going to be holding there moving day. walk at the lake cunningham regional park, the event starts at 9 in the morning. you can sign up online at moving day walk, dot org. >> it's 7.26. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco is considering new safety measures for the area of west portal. we're a family of 4 was struck and killed on a bus hit them. we'll have more on what the changes are. >> and students have a new high school to go to next year in the east bay. we'll take a closer look at the amenities that pretty fancy. >> 7.29 right now we're looking at a gorgeous weekend when you might want to get outside take walk and they the weekend. the entire weekend is going to be gorgeous. john, good morning. lovely weekend ahead of us. and nice view from the top of mount tam right now looking down at some of the fog that the rest of us are saying that's behind me at the golden gate bridge. >> but you can see from mount tam the sunshine that is up above. and that will eventually went out later on today. visibilit

parkinson's is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after alzheimer's, according to the parkinson'sion, the disease affects 10 million people worldwide. nearly 1 million people in the u.s. are impacted. that number is expected to rise by 2030, a bay area doctor with expertise in this disease took part in a health documentary to bring more awareness to the symptoms we spoke with kaiser permanente. neurologist doctor, rima ash. >> then as we get older, we have a higher risk of developing parkinson's disease. but in fact, there are people with young onset disease as well, even into their 20's. but we now know that it's much more than just a motor disease and have a lot of non uttered features, including changes in mood. insomnia changes in their g i track and blatter. >> if you'd like to take part in the fight against parkinson's this saturday, the parkinson's foundation holds. they're moving day walk at lake cunningham, regional park. it starts at 09:00am. you can sign up online at moving day walk, dot org. a bill aiming to make it illegal for your boss to call you when you're off. th

considera un gran paso para la detección del parkinson.ueba sin 1 busca una proteína anormal que se va acumulando en el cerebro de las personas que tienen el parkinson y lo que hace es realizar una pequeña biopsia biopsia en la piel para analizar nervios que pudieran haber acumulado esa proteína. el parkinson es la segunda enfermedad neurodegenerativa más común. después del alzheimer. por eso la magnitud de esta noticia. de hecho, expertos sostienen que la enfermedad de parkinson es más común entre los latinos aquí en estados unidos que cualquier otro grupo étnico. y el motivo a menudo dicen que es porque confunden el trastorno como un simple achaque que por la edad que no es eso. por eso se me olvida y estoy viejo. lo hemos escuchado bastante cuantas veces en casa no? y de hecho cada año cerca de 90.000 personas en el país son los que reciben ese diagnóstico y en el mundo 10 millones que podrían verse beneficiados. ahora, gracias a esto. claro que sí. bueno, max. gracias, chicas. seguimos en la cuenta regresiva para una nueva edición de l

parkinson's so that pushes me a long wa . , , parkinson's so that pushes me a long wa , . , , ., ., parkinson's different forms of exercise, particularly ones that perhaps demand high levels of focus on coordination.— perhaps demand high levels of focus on coordination. well, when you come into it, often — on coordination. well, when you come into it. often you _ on coordination. well, when you come into it, often you don't _ on coordination. well, when you come into it, often you don't get _ on coordination. well, when you come into it, often you don't get that - into it, often you don't get that information. when i was diagnosed no mention exercise, and coming together with the group that does the movers and shakers podcast we began to talk about this and find out that none of us did it and we did a whole episode on exercise and benefits. there are drugs which mask it but don't halt it or slow it in any way. exercise just seems to give you a bit of a focus. exercise is good at any stage, good exercise, good at any stage, good exercise, good nutrition either things that we think need to be bro

she has no connection to parkinson's, no one in her family.'t insurance cover this? because if you could get people off of drugs which is probably more expensive and less helpful to them and do this, doesn't make sense. >> seems like a no brainer. >> all right, cool. >> shout out to molly. >> that was a great story, craig. >>> coming up next, our pal ally love is here. dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as two weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent. >>> welcome back. this morning on "love your mornings," we have a speci

if you had any water contact while it camp on june had been diagnosed with cancer or parkinson's? disease, you may be entitled to compensation as a marine who was stationed at campo june myself for four years. this cause hits close to home. so if you've been stationed or visiting the marine corps base camp of june and have cancer or parkinson's visit camp lu june injury.com. morgan and morgan for the veterans closed captioning is brought to you by skechers. go walk pants >> skechers go walk pants are breathable and flexible with a comfy soft field plus they have front and rear pockets, including a hidden zip security dirty bucket, try sketches affordable, go walk pants >> that rendition of bonnie tyler's timeless hits it comes courtesy of the in-house tribute band that cleveland, ohio's rock and roll hall of fame, which has big plans for monday's eclipse it's miguel marquez reports >> i'm not sure if you knew that cleveland rocks on a good day, but during an eclipse, it will totally rock. it is in the path of totality. >> this is >> the rock and roll hall of fame that is in clevel

smokers have an increased risk of developing parkinson's disease, i was mistaken, what parle france, it all about? i just want you to complete a task, maybe i didn’t think about it, but paradoxically, parkinson’s disease is significantly less common in smokers, and we don’t know how to explain it, it’s believed that for many years there has been a disruption of neuroreceptors in the brain, and that nicotinic receptors are thus... suppressed in patients predisposed to parkinson's disease, that a person does not enjoy nicotine at all, therefore such people, in principle, do not get hooked on smoking, if they try, they don’t smoke, due to the fact that they are not interested in smoking, so they do it more often, well, i don’t know if this is true, but the fact is, yes, among smokers it’s less common, that when you dance, you’re happy, that’s when psychological illnesses are decreasing immunity, depression or what? yes, it decreases, yes, more, yes, than not, yes, it decreases, but really, all problems are caused by stress, it’s not for nothing that they say, in general, stress is a way

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getting back into the group with some of the brazilian beats are helping these parkinson's patients stay. immobile the founder came up with the idea. well that a concert i suddenly sold me this cause i know when you, when you hear something defending a street, you know you can't help going to do. and that's a big issue for people with buttons as a sort of lose that sense of reason. the news is wisdom of wilkins. the disease damages nerve cells in the brain affecting functions like motor skills and memory. the world health organization says cases are rapidly rising globally. but these participants say the drunk classes are making a difference. before some but i was struggling to get out the chair. so at least i am a bit more mobile now. not quite so stiff, which is part and parcel of talking since the assessment center joins. obviously, that seems like because she gives you moving, breathing talk isn't, doesn't tell you. but it shouldn't paisley for, for this. the project is drumming up supports researchers from cardiff university are planning to study, if it really can improve the lives

parkinson's is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after alzheimer's, according to the parkinson's foundation, the disease affects 10 million people worldwide. nearly 1 million people in the u.s. are impacted a bay area doctor with expertise in parkinson's took part in a health documentary to bring more awareness to the disease. we spoke with kaiser permanente. neurologist doctor, rima ash. then as we get older, we have a higher risk of developing parkinson's disease. >> but in fact, there are people with young onset disease as well, even into their we now know that it's much more than just a motor disease and have a lot of non uttered features, including changes in mood. insomnia changes in their g i track and blatter. >> on saturday they held a walk to support the fight against parkinson's disease. happening today in honor of earth day drive city and san francisco host a storefront market from noon to 4 on sunday. the market includes food, our pet adoption booths and musical performances. it's free and tickets are given out first come first served. the port of oakland's free harb

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10 years before the development of neurodegenerative disorders, for example, here with the same parkinson'sely 5-7 years in advance, that is, it turns out to be an early predictor of this disease, how then? diversify our microflora, in other words, what we need to eat and what we don’t need, let’s talk about it, we have such spring gifts for the intestines, fiber, and why? yes, because it helps our intestines work well, yes, in fact, if you look, what most diets have in common, almost all of them, is an increase in the consumption of vegetables and fruits, i think that everyone eats almost every day. vegetables and fruits, yes, my friends, raise your hands, well, that’s almost everything, the question is in quantity, that is, our person ate half a cucumber and he thinks that he is eating vegetables, about 500 g should be a vegetable and half a kilo of vegetables, fruits per day, necessarily, in fact, as practice shows, an extremely small number of people this standard is chosen in our country, let's talk about another important component - you guessed it, probiotics. probiotics, those produ

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if it really can improve the lives of parkinson's patients. and the government is providing grants for more classes in wales, music to their years, raising hopes that more will be understood about this so far incurable disease. us are minded alice out of stories. they sell us president joe biden has promised to defend the philippines that japan made the pledge during the 1st time natural sellers in washington. china is going to military assertiveness in the south time. see, don't the agenda as the most to be of flooding in almost a century is getting worse in parts of something. bunch of concepts done. tens of thousands of people inventively they hard local sites don't have enough. it was done by of parties to prevent the flux of next complex so that you for that events as well. and i'll see you again the into the conflict. so phase riley, mrs. kenning, 7 for an aid workers in gaza strip in hopes of the humanitarian situation. my e, i'm a desperately needed food, can begin to reach the hundreds of thousands said risk assignments. but how reali

they helped even an old man pope, even an ailing old man pope who had say parkinson's disease like jump all the 2nd, had to still run the church from the chair of peter. and this is why it's especially weird that benedict's 16 step down because he knew that the church is equipped to handle really all situations. j. p 2 had gotten very sick and he was test with, particularly in the doctrinal area, keeping things running. and there are other categories besides this, c, d, f as well. that's the most important one. but there are others there 8 the categories. so it's strange that he step down. it turns out that it, it could had a fascination with the, the ology of a point of view steps down for, for many decades. we know this from, from starting the earlier writings and some of the friends of benedict 16. and it seems to be an area of liberal theology. if i could borrow the expression, not that benedict was known as a liberal who was not, is known as a conservative frances, as a true, liberal theologian loves the notion and said, i think in the 2nd or 3rd year of his pontificate before he w