Parkinsons is largely preventable

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Parkinson’s Isn’t Just Bad Luck. Scientists Reveal It’s Largely Preventable—and the Culprit Is All Around Us
Story by Jessie Van Amburg • 1w •

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/parkinson-s-isn-t-just-bad-luck-scientists-reveal-it-s-largely-preventable-and-the-culprit-is-all-around-us/ar-AA1KOHI0?ocid=msedgntp&pc=ASTS&cvid=68b4acc977374c06a18966c43cfd8b19&ei=25

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Interesting.
Fortunately I don’t don’t live near a golf course :+1:

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That could be why you often feel below Par!

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I take plenty of iron too

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don’t be a divot…stop talking a load of balls

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I couldn’t read the article because I kept getting a warning message that my security was at risk if I entered the MSM site…Anyone else get a warning?

It appears you’d be the one to recognize one right off hand, birds of a feather.

No warning for me.What I read is they are blaming some of it on pollutants in the air.
Golf courses use a lot of herbicides,etc…

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That’s putting it very well :grinning:

Thanks Mr Smith.
:+1:
We are surrounded by chemicals everyday, cleaning fluids that can soak into your skin, and air fresheners containing God knows what that hang in the air to be taken into your lungs.
The stuff they feed to farm animals to produce a better product, they never go away. And the chemicals that the retailers use to make your meat and fruit look tasty for longer in it’s journey around the world.
Soaps, anti-perspirants, shampoo’s, aftershaves and perfumes, all made in the lab.
Washing powders, conditioners, whiteners, and something to clean the washing machine…All stronger and different to the washing powder your mum used to use.
And don’t get me started on dishwashers… :009:
All eventually going down the drain and into the water courses to be sent to your tap.
Phosphates on the land (plus other fertilisers) to make the crops grow faster and more healthy…Are washed off the land into the rivers and streams and make pond weeds grow faster eventually blocking the flow and killing the fish…
There probably is more than one thing killing us all, and with the NHS keeping us alive into our nineties, it will be a slow death.

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Jeeze! Rab…Thanks for that wee ray of sunshine…I was feeling quite upbeat until I read this…We’re All doomed,doomed I tell Ye :face_with_peeking_eye:

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You’ve got to wonder if its not only Parkinson’s that has been increasing due to pollution. It seems very likely that the rapid increase in people getting cancers is also linked to chemicals, air borne pollutants, micro-plastics and forever chemicals.

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Oh dear there is one across little no thrills gated community I live in .

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Watch out for flying balls NCS…FOUR!
:golfing_man:

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lol outstanding because that is absolutely true thus certain times I will not drive out the gate .

Now and then a ball flies out of the course and hits a vehicle .

Summer months are actually the best because it is dangerous heat 90 degrees plus after 11 am to like 6 pm so not many on the course

Edit - I do not play golf but heard addictive so many here play it , I have gone there to look at the ponds as turtles and fish which I love .

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I’m with you and Churchill - golf is a good walk spoiled

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Personally, I’ve known anyone who played golf. :grinning:
(or admitted to it ,anyway)

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I’m a Miami transplant an interloper if you will from Albany and there never met a soul who played it though Bocce ball was very popular there with the older crowd and never met anyone outside of there who played it but either way golf here in incredibly popular , it is like a cult they dearly love it men and women .

I do like to courses as far as LOVE the ponds as all fed via canals and great wildlife .

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I’ve always been a runner and walker and find that things like fishing and golf are a bit too sedate for my active life, but as I’m getting older and more decrepit it’s time to slow down a bit.
I’ve played pitch and put with Mrs Fox while away on holiday a few times and find it very relaxing strolling round some well kept grounds and trying to knock balls down some holes while doing it.
I watch golf on the telly, and am very impressed with the beautiful course at Augusta where they hold the Masters each year. There are a few nice courses close to me and I used to glance over at them as I ran passed while out training.
I would love to go and play a round but am too embarrassed and would probably make a complete fool of myself, so I’ll just stick to watching it on telly…
:golfing_man:

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“Put” where exactly? It does sound like a fun game though.

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