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13th October 2012 - New research SEASONAL EFFECT ON DOPAMINE Neuroscience Letters [2102] Oct 2 [Epub ahead of print] (Kaasinen V, Jokinen P, Joutsa J, Eskola O, Rinne JO) Complete abstract The formation of dopamine, the substance whose deficiency causes Parkinson's Disease, has been found to vary according to the season of the year, and the season in which somebody is born. This means that the likelihood of Parkinson's Disease symptoms are likely to change according to the season of the year, and in which season somebody was born
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capacity to produce dopamine was found to be higher in people with Parkinson's
Disease during the autumn (fall) and the winter. The potential was 15% higher
during autumn (fall) and winter than it was during spring and summer. Dopamine
levels were also affected by which season people were born in. People born
during winter and spring were found to have a clearly higher capacity to produce
dopamine compared to people born during the summer and autumn (fall). Therefore,
the season in which somebody is born could cause
Parkinson's Disease to be more or less likely. There was also evidence of season
of birth effects in several neuropsychiatric disorders.
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