Rebranding' Parkinson’s - by Dr Laurie Mischley

It’s time to reframe our thinking and take a new approach to Parkinson's disease!

Despite 200+ years of effort, we do not have a system to predict, prevent, halt, or reverse Parkinson’s.

Dr Mischley explores the notion that the problem lies in the lens through which we’ve been viewing it, the approaches we’ve been taking, and the assumptions we’ve been making.

Provider bias: Dopamine has been a distraction and obstacle for disease-modification research. Subjective measures are better in early PD.
Industry bias.
Floor effects for crude measurement systems: Phase 3 studies keep failing because the tools we’ve been using to determine severity aren’t sensitive in newly-diagnosed people in disease-modification research studies. Study designs are flawed. People that enroll in studies probably not same as global population.
Providers’ opinion that Parkinson’s is “irreversible and progressive” is outdated and contributes to the problem.
"What works” and “what providers know how to teach” and “what insurance will pay for” are often not aligned.
The systems - and access to the systems - play a role in determining outcomes.
We already have tools to make Parkinson’s preventable and reversible that we’re not using.
This revised patient-centered, evidence-based pragmatic paradigm will include education, symptom tracking, goal-setting, counseling, laboratory tests to screen for nutritional deficiencies, counseling regarding diet, daily physical activity, social health, and strategies to encourage financial stability.

About the speaker:-

She is working on ways to study, package and deliver evidence-based lifestyle modification as a therapeutic strategy.

She founded:-

Dr. Mischley maintains a small clinical practice at Seattle Integrative Medicine focused on nutrition and neurological health of patients with Parkinsonism

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[AlbertWright-cq]

I cannot thank Dr Mischley enough for the excelent work she is doing. She dares to ask the question "Do you think Parkinson's disease can be slowed or stopped?" Of course it can.

[keithwilkinson]

It's so refreshing to see a medical professional that is so passionate about their area of expertise.

[PDBuddyAppforPeoplewithPD]

Laurie Mischley is a game-changer—thinking outside the box when everyone else falls into status quo thinking that if you get PD, you’re done. We believe she’s incredibly brave, surely facing scrutiny from traditional neurologists, and we are so grateful for her work. Her approach brings a fresh, modern perspective on Parkinson’s that we hope more practitioners will adopt. She’s a trailblazer, giving us hope and championing a patient-centered approach instead of a prescription-first mindset.

[sueknottenbelt]

Watched this on YouTube today 18/11/24 - I have two siblings with Parkinson's, one is signed up to No Silver Bullet so I thought I'd have a look. What a fresh, radical, relentlessly positive and inspiring approach! Thank you for your good work and development - it's going to help thousands

[tudithiele]

Super Grateful to you for bringing Dr. Mischley here for us to see and learn from. Her in depth knowledge and passion for helping truly heal all people dealing with PD is so powerfully encouraging. She is a blessing! #TeamLetsFindAWay Yay! 💃💫

[paullausell]

Doctor Mischley is my guardian angel. She believes I can get bettter, and, although every one of the eight doctors I have seen since being diagnosed has taught me something important, I keep going back to her because she is the most encouraging in my quest to reverse my condition. Thank you.

[steveh]

Love that Laurie is able to bring us back to center after we have been experiencing some provider's opinions and status quo methods. Thank you Dr for your dedication and work! Wow! Thank you to this channel for putting this information out there!❤🙏

[PamBates-zv]

Thank you so much for your work in general Michel and Mark, but bringing Dr Mischley back to us particularly. We joined the live session and I have been kicking my self since that I didn't post the question " How do we find a clinician in the Uk who follows her holistic approach?

[doriscorr]

Thank you so much for your speech. I am live in Germany and my English is not to good. I have not the right words to thank you.
I known now that I am on the right way to slow down the progression of PD. I asked my doctor to do the blood tests you are recommended and I take supplements.
I also have the PRO- PD App on my phone.
Please let us know more.

[audreyboyle]

There was mention of a code for free 2 month access to Laurie’s PD school. Can anyone remind me what it is please!?

[rodbartholomew]

Love this lady! Keep up the great work!

[paullausell]

What defines the approach I’ve taken is the withdrawal or absence of physical insults. Therefore, no medicines, no vitamins that I am not deficient in, no plant foods, no food at all for several days every three months, no meals after dark, reduced deuterium water, reduced number of meals per day.😊

[claireosullivan]

Do your findings from patients identify a history of an emotional situation which may have activated Parkinsons eg. fear & sadness? Are these emotional centres located near the area producing dopamine?

[bronwynormsby]

What's the app mentioned called? Fabulous researcher!

[paullausell]

A third team might be “I found a way for me”.

[lisakirkland]

Are the slides to this presentation available? Thanks.

[paullausell]

For $6 a day you should find it impossible to be well nourished without including beef and a variety of organs. This is contrary to what any dietitian will recommend. I challenge Kelley Morrow to improve upon any combination of beef and organs by replacing any or all of it with vegetables and/or any other plant foods.

[oldvirginiajoe]

I cannot understand the guy moderator reading the questions.

[CarryingWaterOx]

Carnivore benefits. Did low fat diets get us here?

[juliet-m]

This was amazing and made me cry.... thank you for your hard work and dedication to changing this disorder and how we should view it, handle it and be hopeful about the future of managing it. Until we know how to completely prevent it.❤🥲🙌🥰