I know CBD products work well in some areas. I know as a consumer we should be careful where it is purchased. It isn’t regulated as well as it should be.
I do not not have any personal experience so I am reaching out to the forum. Should I bring it up to her neurologist?
I saw this thing on television awhile back with elderly people who were curious about marijuana in Colorado. At first they felt awkward. Then they started buying and using the CBD products because they were helpful with arthritis and other issues.
My mom is on CBD, not for Parkinson's but for pain. Do some research. I suggest organic, full spectrum, etc. Ask the person working at your local health food store or food co-op for a recommendation. The lady at our local shop said that one trick with CBD is to make sure you take enough. One guy, about 300 lbs, complained that it was not working for him and she pointed out that he was taking a small amount which could not give him any relief. He upped his dose and received benefit from it.
It helps my mom's pain. When she remembers to take it.
Find yourself an Eastern Medicine practitioner or registered dietician or someone whose open-minded and will work with you. With most diseases, there is no magic bullet and CBD oil is not one either.
My neighbor who was going through severe menopause uses CBD oil and she looks so much better. She puts a few drops under her tongue at night at bedtime and she's not fatigued nor sweating profusely.