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Andrew Huberman shared his thoughts on Parkinson’s Disease and how motivation affects movement.

I think there may be more than motivation, and it may be contextual factors in how the brain generates movement.

Parkinson’s greatly impacts volitional movement because of how it affects the frontal and striatal pathways, but there’s a fair amount of motor activity that relies less on these systems. 

That’s where reactionary movement comes into play, which in some Parkinsons’s patients still works relatively well.
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This is the most important lesson I learned while taking care of patients with POTS/Dysautonomia

Working within the patients metabolic capacity is very important for patients with autonomic issues. A patient with autonomic problems tends to have a brain with less tolerance for stimulation.

Exceeding this capacity often comes with crashes and symptom flares that can make patients feel poorly for days.

Finding a Goldilocks amount of therapy can help a patient adapt over time to increase their capacity for stimulation which can build resilience for activity in the real world.
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