Is Parkinsons Hereditary?

Which organisations in India/Mumbai engage in stem cell research for treatment purposes? What is the efficacy related to basal ganglia disorders such as Parkinsons?

• I have an acquaintance who has been an athelete for major part of his life. He is 70, has had two strokes (recovered full function, except for volition on lower quadrant of his face). He was diagnosed with Parkinsons in July last year. He has since registered balance issue, mild intention tremors and parkinsons gait. He is keen to try the stem cell treatment, and has asked me to help in looking for an appropriate centre. Some leads with approx. cost would help. Thank you!

• Answer:

  The safest treatment for stem cells is bone marrow stem cells, or adult stem cells. They are derived from you own bone marrow, separated, and implanted back into your problematic areas (for me, that was my spinal cord). I cannot say enough good things about Neurogen. It has changed my life and the lives of many others. As far as Parkinson's is concerned, I have seen patients who suffer from Parkinson's who have greatly recovered. The man's video, you're about to see, has recovered quite a lot from Stem Cells Research. I was there while he was undergoing treatment. His condition was far worse than what is shown. He has recovered so much, that it's incredible. http://www.neurogen.in If any of you would like go inquire, you may do so, and you may also give your name.