Recent content by Dan White

IIRC, it was a Pro 8' table (oversized 8).

Not to mention he rarely continued the run after winning the match, as I understand it.

So what's the bottom line after 18 pages of this? Did anybody ever get to see Schmidt's 820 ball run?

The article kind of implies that regular exercise will slow the disease which is really not supported by the science. You really need high intensity exercise for half an hour four times per week to slow progression. That's what SPARX3 aims to prove

Nice article. Anybody interested in the latest can look up the SPARX2 and SPARX3 clinical trials.

I guess that proves my point. 😉

I guess the OP wasn't really that interested in the pics. :unsure:

Stu please check your private messages.

Spooning is out of the question.

You'd have to ask Duckie.

The irony is that you seem concerned that this ill-conceived thread will kick off arguments yet in reality you are the only person engaged in one. I would never put you on ignore because I like you, even if you are a Karen at times. ;)

The only thing that has been shown in multiple studies to slow or even stop progression of PD is the right kind of intense exercise. Sadly, doctors only prescribe pills and take notes to document the decline. Vitamin B1 therapy has shown remarkable results in some people but there's no money...

It's just a little odd for you to be policing a thread when you are not a moderator. Instead, just close the thread and move on.