Adina_Kletzel: February 8, 2022, 9:06pm
Does Parkinsons have any intrinsic Saam imbalances or is it a completely individual diagnosis based on the
patients own personal imbalances?
Particularly, does the shaking of the hands tell us any for sure imbalance?
I know that shaking can be seen as windy if Kid excess matches but shaking can also be seen as a kind of lack of
consolidation.
My client’s hand shakes even more when she is nervous so I see that as more of a lack of consolidation.
My client was told however that the more exercise she does the slower the degeneration will be – that is based on
the fact that Parkinsons slows down the brain and exercise keeps adds certain beneficial movement to the system –
so that would perhaps be a strike agains Kid+.
Does anyone have any particular successes with slowing down the symptoms of Parkinsons through Saam? Any
insights in general related to treating Parkinsons disease?
Thanks
George_Mandler: February 8, 2022, 11:42pm
Hi Adina
I’ll start with the generic Sa’am answer to fully take in the patient and parse all that you see.
I have not treated PD with Sa’am so do no have a good answer for you. During the life of this forum it has been
mentioned as someothing difficult to get results. Hopefully someone may be able to share a Sa’am PD success
story. I checked in with Toby and he said unforunately he does not hae good clinical experience with PD either.
Perhaps you’ll be the first to report some positive outcomes Adina!
Adina_Kletzel:
Particularly, does the shaking of the hands tell us any for sure imbalance?
Could be thunderous wind perhaps.
Could be too much movement and a need for consolidation perhaps.
Adina_Kletzel:
she is nervous so I see that as more of a lack of consolidation.
Could be she needs shielding.08/01/2024, 13:41Treating Parkinsons with Saam – Qiological Community
https://forum.qiological.com/t/treating-parkinsons-with-saam/1753/print2/2
Adina_Kletzel:
My client was told however that the more exercise she does the slower the degeneration will be – that is based
on the fact that Parkinsons slows down the brain and exercise keeps adds certain beneficial movement to the
system – so that would perhaps be a strike agains Kid+.
I see what you are thinking, but I think it is a bit of a stretch to correlate a supplement of KD+ with not exercising.
If she has clear SI excess signs then supplement KD+ would be a consideration for me.
Good luck and please post if you get some results.