Parkinson's Disease
Drain the Pleural Effusion (fluid in the lungs, usually of blood), proceed with "surgery" to patch of the "ruptured aneurysms" in the lungs causing the internal bleeding, and put the patient on "TNF Antibodies" for the inflammation, as well as "Antibiotics" (Penicillin G recommended) to eliminate the bacteria/toxins that resulted from the bleeding. These bacteria also travel and are hiding in the arteries/veins which flows through the brain "undetected" from lab tests. This infection can last years in the blood vessels and brain, so don't think the body has gotten rid of it on its own. Antibiotics should do the trick in removing it. Happy Healing!
This disease has a few areas that need to be assessed. There is a "Pleural Effusion", usually referred to as "water in the lungs." The "sack" that the lungs sit in should be free of all fluids. The dry sack that the lungs sit in is called the "Pleural Cavity". It should be empty so that the lungs can expand with it inhales.
With Parkinson's Disease there is internal bleeding in the lungs. It's leaking into the "sack" the lungs are sitting in (pleural cavity). This is hindering the lungs from bleeding. There has had to have been some damage done to the lungs. For example: the sport "boxing" tends to damage the lungs. This causes a "ruptured aneurysm" (the bleeding of a blood vessel/s in the lungs. This spreads bacteria and toxins into the bloodstream as well as leaks in the lungs.
The bacteria from this internal bleeding travels to the brain through blood vessels causing infection that is "undetectable."
Sounds like a mess, right? So, what needs to be done?
There MUST be surgery in the lungs to patch up the internal bleeding. Professionals advise against it, but they in my humble opinion would be wrong. As risky as it may be, surgery must be done on the lungs to fix the aneurysms.
The Pleural Effusion (fluid, often blood in the lungs) must be emptied/drained.
The patient must then be dosed with "TNF Antibodies" for the inflammation, and Antibiotics (Penicillin G recommend) to rid the body of the infection that resulted from the aneurysms. The infection is hiding in the arteries/veins that flow in the brain. I can't stress this enough; "Lab-Tests" do NOT detect the infection in the brain! It is paramount that antibiotics are given to the hidden bacterial infect. This infection can last YEARS! In my opinion, it is what contributes to the cognitive decline.
The Patient should recover after these steps are taken care of.
Make sure the patient doesn't have "Amantadine Poisoning" from some of the Parkinson's Disease medications. It can affect their memory. Dialysis is recommended if so.
Feel free to check the brain for aneurysms as they are often the hidden cause of many health problems.
Also, liver failure is another cause of Parkinson's Disease. If no physical trauma was done to the lungs, it may be a liver problem. It can also cause bleeding in the air sack of the lungs. Address accordingly.