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Stop just "working out" and start training for your life.

In this episode, we dive into the transformative power of Functional Strength Training for People with Parkinson's (PWP). If you’ve ever struggled with getting out of a chair, reaching for a shelf, or maintaining balance while walking, this episode is your roadmap to regaining control.

We move beyond traditional gym machines to explore research-backed movement patterns that mimic daily activities. Grounded in clinical data, we discuss how functional exercise promotes neuroplasticity and helps combat bradykinesia (slowness of movement).

In this episode, you will discover:

• What Functional Training is: And why it’s different from standard weightlifting.
• The Science of Neuroplasticity: How complex movements help "rewire" the brain to bypass PD obstacles.
• Top 5 Functional Exercises: Step-by-step instructions for the Sit-to-Stand, Clock Reach, and more.
• The Ideal Frequency: How often you should train to see maximum neuroprotective benefits.

Whether you are a person living with Parkinson's or a dedicated care partner, this episode provides actionable strategies to improve your quality of life today.

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 #Parkinsons #ParkinsonsExercise #FunctionalTraining #Neuroplasticity #ParkinsonsSupport #LiveParkinsons #MobilityTraining #ElderlyFitness #ParkinsonsAwareness #ActiveAging 

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only is not intended to treat or diagnose Parkinson's Disease. Please ensure that you are following the treatment plan developed by your doctor. Please ensure before starting anything new you get approval from your doctor. The information being provided is based on my own personal experiences and does not guarantee that it will benefit everyone.

Disclosure: I discuss and promote products in this podcast that pay me a small commission at no cost to you. I use the commissions to help support this podcast and my website Liveparkinsons.com. I make you aware of any affiliate links by adding AFFLIATE Link right beside the link. Thank you for supporting this podcast.

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Is your diet working as hard as you are to manage Parkinson’s?

In this episode of Live Parkinson’s – Live an Exceptional Life, we dive deep into the MIND Diet 2.0—the 2026 gold standard for Parkinson’s nutrition. We aren’t just talking about "eating healthy"; we are exploring the latest clinical breakthroughs that show how specific foods can seal the gut-brain barrier and protect your dopamine-producing neurons.

We break down the three "Brain Fuel Pillars" that you can implement today to reduce neuro-inflammation and improve your daily mobility.

In this episode, you will learn:

• The Power of Purple: How anthocyanins in berries act as a "neuro-shield" (2025 Zonulin research).
• The Green Highway: Why leafy greens are essential nitric oxide boosters for blood flow to the Basal Ganglia.
• The 30-60 Rule: The vital strategy for timing protein intake to ensure maximum Levodopa absorption and fewer "Off" periods.
• Gut-Brain Health: New 2026 insights into reducing "leaky gut" to slow PD progression.

Take Control of Your Nutrition

Don't let Parkinson's dictate your quality of life. Start fueling your brain for an exceptional life!

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Important Medical Disclaimer

The information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider, neurologist, or a registered dietician before making significant changes to your diet or medication schedule to ensure it meets your personal health needs and does not interfere with your treatment plan.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only is not intended to treat or diagnose Parkinson's Disease. Please ensure that you are following the treatment plan developed by your doctor. Please ensure before starting anything new you get approval from your doctor. The information being provided is based on my own personal experiences and does not guarantee that it will benefit everyone.

Disclosure: I discuss and promote products in this podcast that pay me a small commission at no cost to you. I use the commissions to help support this podcast and my website Liveparkinsons.com. I make you aware of any affiliate links by adding AFFLIATE Link right beside the link. Thank you for supporting this podcast.

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Struggling with balance when walking and talking at the same time? You’re not alone—and you’re not broken.

In this episode of Live Parkinson’s – Live an Exceptional Life, we explore dual-task training for Parkinson’s, a research-backed exercise approach that helps improve balance, gait, walking confidence, and fall prevention.

Dual-tasking—doing a physical movement and a mental task at the same time—can be especially challenging with Parkinson’s. But the good news is this skill is trainable. Backed by neuroscience and real-world experience, this episode breaks down why dual-tasking is harder with Parkinson’s and how targeted exercise can retrain the brain through neuroplasticity.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• What dual-task training is and why it matters for Parkinson’s
• How Parkinson’s affects balance, walking, and attention
• What clinical research says about dual-task exercise
• Simple, safe dual-task exercises you can start today
• How to reduce fall risk and improve confidence while moving
• How just 5–10 minutes a day can make a difference

Whether you’re newly diagnosed or have been living with Parkinson’s for years, this episode provides practical, actionable strategies to help you move with more confidence and live a better quality of life.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only is not intended to treat or diagnose Parkinson's Disease. Please ensure that you are following the treatment plan developed by your doctor. Please ensure before starting anything new you get approval from your doctor. The information being provided is based on my own personal experiences and does not guarantee that it will benefit everyone.

Disclosure: I discuss and promote products in this podcast that pay me a small commission at no cost to you. I use the commissions to help support this podcast and my website Liveparkinsons.com. I make you aware of any affiliate links by adding AFFLIATE Link right beside the link. Thank you for supporting this podcast.

To help support the podcast please visit me on my Ko-fi page and buy a cup of coffee if you feel that I am providing information that is relevant and actionable to help you live a better quality of life.

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Anxiety affects nearly 40% of people living with Parkinson’s, but most don’t realize why it happens — or what they can do to manage it. In this episode, we break down the real science behind Parkinson’s‑related anxiety, including how changes in dopamine, serotonin, and norepinephrine reshape the brain’s stress response.

You’ll learn the different types of anxiety common in Parkinson’s — from OFF‑period anxiety to rumination and panic — and discover research‑supported strategies that truly help. We explore the role of exercise, CBT, medication timing, and practical daily tools that calm the nervous system and restore confidence.

This episode is designed to help you understand that anxiety in Parkinson’s is not a personal failing — it’s a neurological symptom, and there are effective ways to take back control.

⭐ What You’ll Learn

• Why anxiety is so common in Parkinson’s
• How dopamine, serotonin, and norepinephrine shape emotional regulation
• The difference between generalized anxiety, OFF‑period anxiety, panic, and rumination
• How exercise changes brain chemistry and reduces anxiety
• Why CBT is one of the most effective non‑medication treatments
• Practical, actionable steps you can start today

Important Disclaimer

If you are experiencing anxiety that is impacting your daily life, please talk with your healthcare provider. They can help you identify the right tools, treatments, and support to manage your anxiety safely and effectively.

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• Join the 30‑Day Tip Challenge on the Live Parkinson’s YouTube channel — daily, research‑based strategies to help you live an exceptional life with Parkinson’s.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only is not intended to treat or diagnose Parkinson's Disease. Please ensure that you are following the treatment plan developed by your doctor. Please ensure before starting anything new you get approval from your doctor. The information being provided is based on my own personal experiences and does not guarantee that it will benefit everyone.

Disclosure: I discuss and promote products in this podcast that pay me a small commission at no cost to you. I use the commissions to help support this podcast and my website Liveparkinsons.com. I make you aware of any affiliate links by adding AFFLIATE Link right beside the link. Thank you for supporting this podcast.

To help support the podcast please visit me on my Ko-fi page and buy a cup of coffee if you feel that I am providing information that is relevant and actionable to help you live a better quality of life.

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Is 2026 the year we finally stop Parkinson’s in its tracks? In this high-energy,  episode of Live Parkinson’s – Live an Exceptional Life, I’m pulling back the curtain on the most historic year in Parkinson’s clinical research. We are moving beyond just managing symptoms with Levodopa and stepping into the era of Precision Medicine.

For decades, we’ve been fighting the "smoke" of Parkinson’s, but today, we talk about how science is finally putting out the fire.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• The LRRK2 Milestone: Everything you need to know about the LUMA study results and how these new inhibitors are targeting the biological "switch" of PD.
• The Biomarker Revolution: How the α-Synuclein Seed Amplification Assay (αSyn-SAA) is allowing doctors to diagnose Parkinson’s years before a tremor even starts.
• Stem Cell Replacement: A deep dive into BlueRock and Aspen Neuroscience—are we finally ready to replace the neurons we’ve lost?
• AI & Wearables: How 2026 technology is giving you and your neurologist a 24/7 "biological fingerprint" of your symptoms.

The rules of Parkinson’s are being rewritten. The future isn't coming—it’s already here. Tune in to learn how you can benefit from these breakthroughs and continue to live your most exceptional life.

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• 30-DAY TIP CHALLENGE: Ready to take action? Head over to my YouTube Channel [Insert Link Here] to participate in our 30-Day Parkinson’s Tip Challenge for daily strategies to improve your quality of life.

 #ParkinsonsResearch2026 #LRRK2 #StemCellTherapy #ParkinsonsCure #AlphaSynuclein #PrecisionMedicine #LiveParkinsons #NeurologyBreakthroughs #Cl

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only is not intended to treat or diagnose Parkinson's Disease. Please ensure that you are following the treatment plan developed by your doctor. Please ensure before starting anything new you get approval from your doctor. The information being provided is based on my own personal experiences and does not guarantee that it will benefit everyone.

Disclosure: I discuss and promote products in this podcast that pay me a small commission at no cost to you. I use the commissions to help support this podcast and my website Liveparkinsons.com. I make you aware of any affiliate links by adding AFFLIATE Link right beside the link. Thank you for supporting this podcast.

To help support the podcast please visit me on my Ko-fi page and buy a cup of coffee if you feel that I am providing information that is relevant and actionable to help you live a better quality of life.

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What happens when your identity, memory, and sense of self are stripped away by an invisible injury?

In this episode of Live Parkinson’s Live an Exceptional Life, host Chris Kustanbauter sits down with William Person, a former Team USA bobsledder. William spent nine years hurtling down ice tracks at 90 mph, enduring G-forces that most people will never experience. While it looked like a dream career, the hidden toll of "Sled Head"—a series of micro-concussions and brain inflammation—led William into a dark battle with CTE-like symptoms, severe depression, and a "fog" that lasted for a decade.

William shares the raw reality of his journey: from not recognizing his own girlfriend to praying for an end to his suffering. He also reveals the breakthrough that saved his life—Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy 

In this episode, we discuss:

• The "Sled Head" Phenomenon: The brutal reality of high G-forces and "shaking baby syndrome" in professional sports.
• Invisible Symptoms: Why brain injuries and Parkinson’s often share the same "hidden" struggles, like brain fog, confusion, and memory loss.
• The Power of HBOT: How oxygen therapy can reduce brain inflammation and potentially help those with various neurological conditions.
• A Mission of Recovery: William’s journey to open a nonprofit CTE recovery center near St. Louis to provide free restorative care for veterans and athletes.
• Finding Purpose: Why restoring the spirit is just as vital as restoring brain health.

Whether you are living with Parkinson’s, recovering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI), or supporting a loved one through a neurological journey, William’s story is a testament to resilience and possibility .

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only is not intended to treat or diagnose Parkinson's Disease. Please ensure that you are following the treatment plan developed by your doctor. Please ensure before starting anything new you get approval from your doctor. The information being provided is based on my own personal experiences and does not guarantee that it will benefit everyone.

Disclosure: I discuss and promote products in this podcast that pay me a small commission at no cost to you. I use the commissions to help support this podcast and my website Liveparkinsons.com. I make you aware of any affiliate links by adding AFFLIATE Link right beside the link. Thank you for supporting this podcast.

To help support the podcast please visit me on my Ko-fi page and buy a cup of coffee if you feel that I am providing information that is relevant and actionable to help you live a better quality of life.

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Living with Parkinson’s doesn’t mean giving up your independence, confidence, or quality of life. In this episode of Live Parkinson’s – Live an Exceptional Life, we break down how to create a simple, research-backed daily routine that supports brain health, balance, strength, and mobility with Parkinson’s disease.

You’ll learn:

• Why daily routines are critical for managing Parkinson’s symptoms
• How aerobic exercise, strength training, balance, and flexibility improve mobility and gait
• The science behind exercise and brain health, including how movement supports neuroplasticity
• A practical 10–20 minute daily mobility routine you can start immediately
• How to structure a weekly exercise plan that fits your energy level and medication schedule
• Tips for reducing fall risk, improving confidence, and staying consistent

This episode is grounded in clinical research and physical therapy guidelines showing that regular exercise can improve motor symptoms, balance, and overall quality of life for people living with Parkinson’s.

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For more practical tools, worksheets, and evidence-based guidance, visit liveparkinsons.com and subscribe to the free monthly newsletter. You’ll get access to free resources, articles, and strategies designed to help you live your best possible life with Parkinson’s.

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If this podcast has helped you, please consider supporting our mission of helping people live a great quality of life with Parkinson’s. Your support allows us to continue creating free, high-quality content for the Parkinson’s community. Click the Support the Show link or visit ko-fi.com/liveparkinsons to donate and support.

👉 Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who could benefit — together, we can help more people live exceptionally with Parkinson’s.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only is not intended to treat or diagnose Parkinson's Disease. Please ensure that you are following the treatment plan developed by your doctor. Please ensure before starting anything new you get approval from your doctor. The information being provided is based on my own personal experiences and does not guarantee that it will benefit everyone.

Disclosure: I discuss and promote products in this podcast that pay me a small commission at no cost to you. I use the commissions to help support this podcast and my website Liveparkinsons.com. I make you aware of any affiliate links by adding AFFLIATE Link right beside the link. Thank you for supporting this podcast.

To help support the podcast please visit me on my Ko-fi page and buy a cup of coffee if you feel that I am providing information that is relevant and actionable to help you live a better quality of life.

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What if technology could help preserve your life story, your memories, and your identity—so they’re never lost to time or illness?

In this powerful and thought-provoking episode of Live Parkinson’s – Live an Exceptional Life, host Chris Kustanbauter sits down with Cristian Cibils Bernardes, Founder and CEO of Autograph AI, a groundbreaking platform designed to help people capture, preserve, and share their personal stories for generations to come.

Cristian shares his journey from studying symbolic systems at Stanford to building Autograph—an AI-powered storytelling platform that uses a digital interviewer named Walter to guide users through meaningful life reflections. Together, they explore how storytelling helps people feel seen, valued, and heard, and why preserving personal narratives is especially important for individuals living with Parkinson’s and other life-changing conditions.

This conversation dives into memory, identity,  and hope—showing how technology, when designed with humanity at its core, can become a powerful tool for connection, healing, and legacy. Cristian also shares his vision for Autograph to become “humanity’s journal”, connecting generations through shared stories and lived wisdom.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How Autograph AI helps people document and preserve their life stories
• How Walter, the digital interviewer, helps users reconnect with their past
• Why storytelling is essential for dignity, identity, and emotional well-being
• How families can create shared libraries of memories across generations
• Why capturing memories is urgent—especially when facing neurological challenges

This episode is especially meaningful for people living with Parkinson’s, caregivers, families, and anyone thinking about legacy, memory, and living a life of purpose.

🔗 Calls to Action

👉 Explore Autograph AI and start preserving your story today:
Visit Autograph.ai to experience how AI can help capture your memories, values, and life experiences for future generations.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only is not intended to treat or diagnose Parkinson's Disease. Please ensure that you are following the treatment plan developed by your doctor. Please ensure before starting anything new you get approval from your doctor. The information being provided is based on my own personal experiences and does not guarantee that it will benefit everyone.

Disclosure: I discuss and promote products in this podcast that pay me a small commission at no cost to you. I use the commissions to help support this podcast and my website Liveparkinsons.com. I make you aware of any affiliate links by adding AFFLIATE Link right beside the link. Thank you for supporting this podcast.

To help support the podcast please visit me on my Ko-fi page and buy a cup of coffee if you feel that I am providing information that is relevant and actionable to help you live a better quality of life.

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This episode dives into the revolutionary SPARX Trial (Phase 2) and the ongoing SPARX3 research, which challenges conventional Parkinson's treatment by treating high-intensity exercise as medicine. We break down the electrifying 6-month mark data that suggests vigorous aerobic activity—specifically hitting 80-85% of maximum heart rate—can potentially slow or halt the progression of motor symptoms in early-stage Parkinson's disease.

If you are looking for evidence-based strategies to lead a fulfilling life with PD, this deep dive into exercise prescription is a must-listen.

Key Topics in This Episode:

• The 6-Month Mark: Why the Phase 2 SPARX results are forcing researchers to redefine exercise as a disease-modifying therapy.
• The Dose Matters: Understanding the difference between moderate and high-intensity heart rate zones and why 85% HRmax is the target.
• Practical Application: How people living with Parkinson's can safely and effectively apply the SPARX findings in their daily life.
• Neuroprotection: The biological theories explaining how intense exercise may offer neuroprotective benefits.

🚨 Crucial Safety Warning 🚨

Before initiating ANY new or high-intensity exercise program, you MUST consult with your physician, neurologist, and, ideally, undergo a cardiologist-supervised exercise stress test. This step is essential to accurately determine your safe maximum heart rate and ensure high-intensity training is appropriate for your specific health profile.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only is not intended to treat or diagnose Parkinson's Disease. Please ensure that you are following the treatment plan developed by your doctor. Please ensure before starting anything new you get approval from your doctor. The information being provided is based on my own personal experiences and does not guarantee that it will benefit everyone.

Disclosure: I discuss and promote products in this podcast that pay me a small commission at no cost to you. I use the commissions to help support this podcast and my website Liveparkinsons.com. I make you aware of any affiliate links by adding AFFLIATE Link right beside the link. Thank you for supporting this podcast.

To help support the podcast please visit me on my Ko-fi page and buy a cup of coffee if you feel that I am providing information that is relevant and actionable to help you live a better quality of life.

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This week, host Chris Kustanbauter pauses to celebrate Thanksgiving and explore a profound question: What are you truly grateful for right now, even while living with Parkinson's Disease?

In the face of chronic illness, it’s easy to let fear and frustration dominate. But the most resilient members of the Parkinson’s community have mastered the art of finding blessings—even on the toughest days.

This special episode shares four powerful and true stories of hope, resilience, and deep gratitude from people navigating life with Parkinson’s. Learn how a diagnosis can refine your spirit and offer unexpected gifts. This is a must-listen for anyone living with PD or caring for a loved one.

Key Topics Discussed in This Episode:

• The Gift of a Slower Pace: How one person found new compassion, patience, and appreciation for the present moment after her PD diagnosis. (Joan's stories - Liveparkinsons.com)
• A Caregiver’s Perspective: A poignant story of shifting from denial and fear to acceptance and counting the blessings of waking up together, titled "Thankfully, It's Only Parkinson's." -(Karen Lefton, Neuro Challenge Foundation)
• Persistence Redefines the Destination: Frank's inspiring journey of facing a young-onset diagnosis (at age 39) with exercise, mindset change, DBS, and creative advocacy through music and poetry. (American Parkinson's Disease Association)
• Gratefulness as a Practice: Tim's profound realization that gratefulness is not about denying hardship, but a 'softening of the heart' that embraces life exactly as it is.
• A Call to Action: Chris encourages listeners to identify and articulate three things they are genuinely grateful for this week to build strength and optimism. (by Tim Roberts, Grateful.org)

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only is not intended to treat or diagnose Parkinson's Disease. Please ensure that you are following the treatment plan developed by your doctor. Please ensure before starting anything new you get approval from your doctor. The information being provided is based on my own personal experiences and does not guarantee that it will benefit everyone.

Disclosure: I discuss and promote products in this podcast that pay me a small commission at no cost to you. I use the commissions to help support this podcast and my website Liveparkinsons.com. I make you aware of any affiliate links by adding AFFLIATE Link right beside the link. Thank you for supporting this podcast.

To help support the podcast please visit me on my Ko-fi page and buy a cup of coffee if you feel that I am providing information that is relevant and actionable to help you live a better quality of life.

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