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Exercise May Be Real Medicine for Parkinson’s Disease

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Study confirms that almost any exercise is good medicine for someone with Parkinson’s disease. Exercise can have a long-term impact, improving gait and reducing risk of falls, in particular. Parkinson’s disease causes the brain to produce less dopamine, which leads to a loss of movement control. Physical symptoms include shaking, slowness and stiffness.

Exercise May Be Real Medicine for Parkinson’s Disease

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