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Common Anti-Inflammatory Therapy May Reduce Parkinson’s Risk

Discussion in 'Other health news and research' started by Andy, Apr 24, 2018.

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    Andy Committee Member

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    http://neurosciencenews.com/parkinsons-anti-inflammatory-8873/
     
    Andy, Apr 24, 2018
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    My TNF-a was very high when I saw KDM years ago. That was before I had IBD. It was still high once I developed IBD. I take mesalazine for the IBD which may act on TNF-a. If my IBD got out of control I could end up on a monoclonal antibody for it but I haven't yet got bad enough. I suspect TNF-a is a problem for me still though. This study looks interesting. My local inflammation in my gut has a tremendous systemic impact so I'm not at all surprised by the idea it could increase the risk of Parkinsons or other such diseases.
     
    Joel, Apr 25, 2018
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