Publisher's Synopsis
Parkinson's disease 'Trapped' it's a grey matter Christopher's modern day essay on the shaking palsy both questions and expands our understanding of Parkinson's disease. Accessible and meticulously researched, his observations illuminate the grey matter of brain science. Evans' 20 years of clinical expertise and research skilfully brings together the latest facts on Parkinson's disease research. He examines three regions of the brain and how these relate to symptoms of Parkinson's disease, highlighting insights that lead to the discovery of a unique potential cause. Exploring the effects of trauma and lack of blood supply to the brain, he finds missing pieces to the Parkinson's puzzle. This book: Explains why people, who smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol, have high cholesterol, and drink too much coffee are actually less likely to get Parkinson's disease. Introduces Evans' neurovascular hypothesis which explains new observations on vascular pathogenesis and brainstem primary involvement. Presents a controversial new three phase model of neurodegeneration which will challenge our current understanding of Parkinson's disease. It looks deep into the art and science surrounding this contentious medical mystery. Pushes boundaries of medical science and research in Parkinson's disease to a new level, aiming to untrap or show a way out for people suffering with Parkinson's disease. Ambitious and thought provoking, this is a must-read for Parkinson's disease sufferers who wish for change and cure. Helping you find a way out!"
