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Parkinson's- another look - Is Parkinson's disease caused by a bacteria, 3rd edition by Lawrence Broxmeyer, MD, Softcover, 5.5" x 8".
New Century Press, 1055 Bay Boulevard, Suite C, Chula Vista, CA 91911, phone: (800) 519-2465, (619) 476-7400, www.newcenturypress.com. E-mail:MEDAMERICA1@cs.com: Publication Date 2002. ii + 82 pages, ISBN 1-890035-26-2. Price $11.95
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Parkinson's another look - a book written by internist researcher Lawrence Broxmeyer, M.D. makes an interesting reading. This 82-page book clearly demonstrates an association between Parkinson's and bacterial germs most likely of the family Actinomycetes either mycobacterial or a tuberculosis-like mycobacterial/nocardial cross, which fortunately is still susceptible to known and already approved anti-microbials. The book is well referenced, as is usually the case with the author's other writings. He has further published an article based on it in the prestigious journal Medical hypothesis, lending credence to his hypothesis.
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The book provides a revealing perspective about Parkinson's disease which readers will find very useful especially since it presents a very compelling explanation as to the possible cause of this devastating disease.
If indeed the cause of this condition is bacteria then it will present an important avenue towards its cure. However, all we can say at present is that "Is Parkinson's disease caused by a bacteria?" Only time will tell.
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-PROFESSOR P S IGBIGBI Professor Igbigbi is currently the Head of Department of Anatomy, College of Medicine, University of Malawi. He has 47 publications in referred journals, 4 published books in Human Anatomy, 11 chapters in Neuroanatomy textbooks and 39 published abstracts. He is a member and chairman, Editorial Board of Malawi Medical Journal (MMJ) and a reviewer for many international journals. He can be contacted at pigbigbi@yahoo.com |
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