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Dear teachers, colleagues, and students,
Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder of the brain.
The three typical symptoms are: tremors (shaking of the hands), rigidity in the limbs, and slow movement.
Currently, there is no medication that can cure it. Without active treatment, the disease can progress rapidly.
In addition to taking medication regularly, patients should also:
Eat well – maintain a balanced diet
Sleep well – ensure good quality sleep
Stay active – maintain a regular exercise routine
Parkinson’s patients should begin exercise therapy in the early stages of the disease, rather than waiting until it worsens.
The following daily brain-boosting exercises can slow disease progression and improve quality of life:
Stretching hands and legs
Rapid finger movements
Marching in place
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