Interesting question.
The article says that there are only 8 million people with Parkinson's, so about 1 in every 1,000 person. I wonder if it is possible that only people who have never taken antibiotics after they got the disease is affected.
The article says that there are only 8 million people with Parkinson's, so about 1 in every 1,000 person. I wonder if it is possible that only people who have never taken antibiotics after they got the disease is affected.
I am very likely to have Parkinson's too, had antibiotics many times. Didn't change a thing about my tremor.
A doctor worth their oath wouldn't try giving patients antibiotics "just to see what happens."