For people with Parkinson’s who have mild or no motor fluctuations, meals should be distributed equally throughout the day. For people who experience motor fluctuations, it may be helpful for each type of food to be split into different meals during the day...

Carbohydrates: sugars in themselves do not interfere with prescribed medications, although they appear, in some cases, to affect their transport to the brain, as a result of increased secretion of insulin which reduces the level of circulating amino acids.

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