That nerve cell, so poisoned, cannot release dopamine to adjacent cells. Another researcher, John Kitkoski, who has studied the blood chemistry of some of these Parkinson's disease people, finds that they do not have enough ionic calcium, the brain stem is demineralized, and they are usually alkaline. His suggestion is to normalize the blood chemistry after finding the specific deviations from the mean in the complete blood analysis. These people will profit from the use of milk and electrolytes mixed half and half. Many like vinegar if their sodium is high.
Soluble minerals are helpful.
They are advised to avoid stress, of course. Drugs to help control the dopamine in the brain must be titrated by a specialist in a hospital setting. But more than that, they need to be able to achieve chemical, electrolyte balance so they can make their own dopamine. It is important to discover if these people had streptococcal infections as children. There seems to be a connection between milk drinking, strep infections, and tendency to alkalinity.