Ray Dorsey, MD

Neurologist Dr. Ray Dorsey reveals the three shocking reasons why Parkinson's Disease and other brain disorders are on the rise. They discuss the harmful effects of environmental toxins like trichloroethylene (TCE) on our mitochondria and the link between pesticides and Parkinson's. The episode emphasizes the importance of air quality, prevention, and raising awareness about these conditions.

Ray Dorsey, MD, Professor of Neurology at the University of Rochester discusses the shocking root cause of Parkinson's disease and how to prevent it. Topics include the link between Parkinson's and environmental toxins, the benefits of fish oil, the dangers of chemical exposure in dry cleaning, the link between air pollution and neurodegenerative diseases, the cognitive cost of air pollution on children's IQ, minimizing exposure to herbicides and pesticides, understanding the role of toxins in Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, and advocating for awareness and prevention of Parkinson's disease.

Dr. Ray Dorsey, a neurologist and prominent Parkinson’s disease researcher, shares insights from his book, The Parkinson’s Plan. In this discussion, he reveals how environmental factors, especially harmful chemicals like trichloroethylene, contribute to the disease’s rise. Dr. Dorsey outlines three key actions to reduce risk and emphasizes the protective benefits of caffeine and quality sleep for brain health. He advocates for societal changes to combat neurodegenerative diseases and highlights the urgent need for public awareness.

Dr. Ray Dorsey, a neurology professor at the University of Rochester and co-author of The Parkinson’s Plan, discusses the alarming rise of Parkinson's disease linked to environmental toxins. He uncovers how pesticide exposure, particularly near golf courses, correlates with increased cases. Dr. Dorsey emphasizes the need for awareness and policy changes to combat this issue. He also shares actionable steps to reduce risks and highlights the critical role of diet and lifestyle in preventing neurodegenerative diseases.

In this engaging discussion, Dr. Ray Dorsey, the director at the Center for the Brain and the Environment, unpacks the alarming rise of Parkinson's disease, linking it to environmental toxins like trichloroethylene. He shares compelling patient stories and statistics that illuminate the chemical exposure issue. Dr. Dorsey also emphasizes actionable lifestyle changes for risk reduction, underlining the importance of community advocacy and awareness in combating this growing epidemic. His insights aim to inspire listeners to prioritize health and proactive measures.