In a report from Swiss medicine, "[A]...patient with PD [Parkinson's Disease] should be evaluated for the risk of falling and osteoporosis and routinely be supplemented with [Alternative Medicine] vitamin D."

It added that patients should be asked about their possible use of "bone drugs" such as biphospenates* which could lead to bone breakdown.

From: Swiss Med Wkly 2011 Feb. 16. By: Drs. Gnadinger, Mellinghoff and Kaslin-Lang, Fachand for Innere, Birkenweg B, 9323 Steinach, CH.

*such as Fosamax©.

Editor's note: Alternative Medicine pops up again! Yes, but not often enough in the popular medical literature or the general media. Alternative Medicine, such as the use of vitamin D above, provides little or no profit for the Pharma- ceutal industry. Could this be the reason for the downplaying of Alternative Medicine?

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