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When Parkinson’s disease-associated symptoms worsen, the cause may be worsening of the brain damage causing the Parkinson’s disease (irreversible) or caused by a hypodopaminergic™ condition induced by a Parkinson’s drug (reversible).

Symptoms caused by brain damage progression and symptoms caused by a hypodopaminergic™ condition may be identical.

This video discusses the determination of symptom cause.

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Hyposerotonergic^TM
conditions occur when serotonin concentrations are not enough, low, inadequate, depleted, deficient, or suboptimal on a modified normal diet.^TM

Hypodopaminergic^TM
conditions occur when dopamine concentrations are not enough, low, inadequate, depleted, deficient, or suboptimal on a modified normal diet.^TM

Hypoglutathionemia^TM
conditions occur when glutathione concentrations are not enough, low, inadequate, depleted, deficient, or suboptimal on a modified normal diet.^TM

• Giving only serotonin precursors can deplete dopamine and glutathione.^TM

• Giving only dopamine precursors can deplete serotonin and glutathione.^TM

• Giving only glutathione or glutathione precursors can deplete serotonin and dopamine.^TM
  

The centrally acting monoamines (monoamines) are serotonin, dopamine, norephinephrine, and epinephrine.