"Parkinson’s is an invisible disease and the majority of people don’t get that."

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Parkinson’s is a progressive brain disorder that affects mobility and mental ability. The disease itself isn’t fatal, but complications can limit life expectancy.

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It's estimated that more than 10 million people are living with Parkinson's disease globally. Learn some common misconceptions of the disease at the link.

"Hopefully, this list can be a guide to help integrate healthy ways of getting ahead of your Parkinson’s."

While symptoms such as tremors, slowed movement and speech problems are among the most common symptoms of Parkinson’s, they tend to present themselves only once the disease has progressed.

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