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Studies Continue to Show Coconut Oil Improves the Lives of People with Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson's Disease is a neurological disease that has increased in modern times, similar to Alzheimer's Disease. Studies have linked Parkinson's Disease to an increase in the use of statin drugs, which artificially lower a person's cholesterol levels. The herbicide glyphosate has also been linked to Parkinson's Disease. Staying away from cholesterol-lowering drugs and limiting one's exposure to the poison glyphosate in their diet could go a long way in preventing Parkinson's Disease. For those already suffering with Parkinson's Disease, coconut oil is a natural remedy that can help people with this disease which has been known for over a decade-and-a-half now, and studies continue to be published on how effective coconut oil can be for people suffering with Parkinson's Disease.

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Study: Cholesterol-lowering Statin Drugs May Cause Parkinson’s Disease

A Penn State Medical School epidemiological study, reported by Science Daily, is urging physicians to not prescribe statin drugs for Parkinson’s disease symptoms. Evidently, due to earlier studies, cholesterol reducing drugs were considered preventative of Parkinson’s disease. Amazingly, this practice had been going on for some time, thanks to several questionable, and conflicting studies of statin use and Parkinson’s disease. The most recent study was conducted at the Penn State College of Medicine earlier this year (2017.) Their conclusion asserts that statin drugs should not be used as a Parkinson’s disease (PD) preventative. A previous study claimed patients who stopped taking statin drugs were more prone to Parkinson’s disease, thus statin drugs were helpful for preventing Parkinson’s. The Penn State study provided evidence that the opposite is true. Statin drug use can lead to Parkinson’s disease.

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