Practical Tips on how to handle Dehydration among people with Parkinson's. And 6 Healthy Eating Tips.

DEHYDRATION

Dehydration, or loss of balance of bodily fluids, is a problem commonly faced by PwPs, but is often mistaken for other symptoms of the disease, because it tends to cause dizziness, weakness, constipation etc.”

Dehydration is common amongst PwPs, due to the following reasons:

Falls are a common complication of advancing Parkinson's disease. So how can you minimise the risk of falls, be in good shape and lead an active life? Find out here:

It is important that you do not allow a fear of falling to stop you doing things, provided that you are sensible. Keeping active is good for your mobility and independence, and doing the things you like is good for your morale. Try not to let falls curb your activities too much as this can have a negative impact on your quality of life.

World Parkinson's Day #UniteforParkinsons

11th April 2017 marks 200 years since the publication of James Parkinson's essay on Parkinson's Disease. To mark this day, we are asking everyone, no matter where they are around the world, to unite and raise awareness about Parkinson’s on a bigger scale than ever before.

We share these inspiring quotes by people with Parkinson's - Ludovina Filomena Dantas, Gargi Ahluwalia, J.P Mehta. Spread the word, share your stories, Unite for Parkinsons 

There are a lot of things you can do especially in the early to middle stages to manage and delay the progression of dementia. Read on to find out more:

Staying Active