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By aleccymru On 2019.06.30 08:32
Very interesting, if confirmed. My wife of 60 years passed away in September after 15 years with PD. She often showed indications of diabetic type behavior, but repeated rounds of conventional blood sugar tests were always normal. This might provide an explanation.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/diagnosis-diet/201906/parkinsons-alzheimers-and-the-new-science-hope?amp


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