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Oct '056

Can mental training reduce the need for L-dopa?

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Physical exercise is an important factor in health and well-being for all people including those living with Parkinson’s disease. Now it looks like mental exercise may also be important for those living with Parkinson's. According to a study conducted at the University of Kansas in 1997, exercising your mind may reduce the need for L-dopa. Following a mental training program may help by making more dopamine available in the brain.

Click here to read the press release about this study.


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