Rehabilitation and Speech Therapy in Parkinson’s Disease Management
Parkinson’s disease affects movement, mood, and many body functions. Food can’t cure it, but eating the right way can make daily life easier. A good diet supports energy, digestion, and medication effectiveness. It can also help manage symptoms like constipation, weakness, and weight changes. Here are some practical tips: 1. Eat More Fiber Constipation is common in Parkinson’s . Adding fiber helps. Eat fruits like apples and papaya. Include vegetables like spinach and carrots. Use whole grains such as oats and brown rice. Beans and lentils are also helpful. Try to drink enough water, or the fiber won’t help. 2. Drink Plenty of Water Dehydration makes symptoms worse. It can also cause low blood pressure and confusion. Drink water regularly. Herbal teas, soups, and juicy fruits like oranges or watermelon count too. Avoid too much caffeine—it can dry you out. 3. Be Careful with Protein and Medicine Timing If you take levodopa, protein can interfere with how it works. That means...