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The Parkinson’s diet: a plate for better living

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Apr 04 2023

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The Parkinson’s diet: a plate for better living

Good nutrition can help decrease the intensity of Parkinson’s symptoms. This infographic provides diet tips for people with Parkinson's gleaned from talks by experts at the Parkinson's Day event held at NIMHANS, Bengaluru on 2 April.

Written by Mridula Sharma, PhD

Food and nutrition for Parkinson's disease | Illustration by Mridula Sharma — *Food and nutrition for Parkinson’s disease | Illustration by Mridula Sharma*

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Shribhagwan says:

Apr 09 2023 at 11:35 pm

? quick n useful

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1. Susheela says:
  
  Apr 10 2023 at 8:40 am
  
  Thank you, Shribhagwan!
  
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Neeta says:

Apr 09 2023 at 11:34 pm

Loved the way it is created. Short and sweet.

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1. Susheela says:
  
  Apr 10 2023 at 8:43 am
  
  Dear Neeta,
  We are glad you liked the creative.
  Thank you for the positive feedback.
  We look forward to your continued engagement with our articles as we strive to bring our readers informative and actionable stories.
  
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