21-10-2016, 06:04 PM
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Too much DOPAMINE
One of the things that dominate the neurological conditions that comprise Tourette's & Parkinson's Syndrome is the chemical messenger in the brain known as dopamine.Too much & you'll suffer from Tourettes & too little & you'll develop Parkinson's .Wouldn't it grand if the surplus of one group could satisfy the needs of the other?
Am I being Naive ?
21-10-2016, 08:17 PM
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Re: Too much DOPAMINE
Originally Posted by Robert Junior
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One of the things that dominate the neurological conditions that comprise Tourette's & Parkinson's Syndrome is the chemical messenger in the brain known as dopamine.Too much & you'll suffer from Tourettes & too little & you'll develop Parkinson's
21-10-2016, 09:13 PM
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Re: Too much DOPAMINE
Originally Posted by Pats
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Brain imaging studies have also shown the structure of the basal ganglia is different in people with Tourette’s syndrome, it's unclear whether these changes are due to a dopamine imbalance or sensitivity or the cause of it.
Brain imaging studies have also shown the structure of the basal ganglia is different in people with Tourette’s syndrome. However, it's unclear whether these changes are due to a dopamine imbalance or sensitivity, or the cause of it.
22-10-2016, 12:16 AM
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Re: Too much DOPAMINE
Originally Posted by dukeofearl
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You sure about that as Google search NHS says ...Brain imaging studies have also shown the structure of the basal ganglia is different in people with Tourette’s syndrome. However, it's unclear whether these changes are due to a dopamine imbalance or sensitivity, or the cause of it.
22-10-2016, 10:32 AM
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Re: Too much DOPAMINE
Originally Posted by gumbud
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here we go again making claims and opinions with no references provided apart from google - were are the scientists in this group?
Get it?
22-10-2016, 07:42 PM
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Re: Too much DOPAMINE
Originally Posted by dukeofearl
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You sure about that as Google search NHS says ...Brain imaging studies have also shown the structure of the basal ganglia is different in people with Tourette’s syndrome. However, it's unclear whether these changes are due to a dopamine imbalance or sensitivity, or the cause of it.
22-10-2016, 08:40 PM
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Re: Too much DOPAMINE
Originally Posted by Pats
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Yes, I often quote NHS sources.
That is fine, but why sit back and take the credit ? Made worse of course that being a nurse people believe you are the source of the knowledge and lulled into the belief that you know more than other people.
22-10-2016, 08:56 PM
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Re: Too much DOPAMINE
Originally Posted by dukeofearl
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Yes I know, for 8 years posting with you I have noticed.That is fine, but why sit back and take the credit ? Made worse of course that being a nurse people believe you are the source of the knowledge and lulled into the belief that you know more than other people.
I have no illusions about being 'the source of knowledge' as you put it......and i am sure no one is 'lulled' into anything.
Do you honestly believe that no doctor or nurse ever refers to anything for reference?
22-10-2016, 09:02 PM
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Re: Too much DOPAMINE
Originally Posted by Pats
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I have no illusions about being 'the source of knowledge' as you put it......and i am sure no one is 'lulled' into anything.Do you honestly believe that no doctor or nurse ever refers to anything for reference?
This thread was typical, hence the post from Gumbid.
If you want to use Google fine, but why not acknowledge the source?
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