Neuroplastic Rehabilitation for People with Parkinson's Disease - Neuroscience Opens New Horizons - by Maurizio Bertoni
Parkinson's disease is highly debilitating for patients and can markedly impair their quality of life.
Recent studies show increasing evidence of the usefulness of exercise in improving the symptoms of the disease.
Research has also shown that exercise must be of high intensity to be effective.
Recent evidence from neuroplasticity and cognitive rehabilitation is contributing to the production of exercise protocols that favour neurocognitive and visiomotor activation activities.
This approach is providing important data on improving the quality of life of patients with Parkinson's disease.
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