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🚨 BREAKING: Parkinson's disease may begin in your GUT — not your brain. Peer-reviewed science now shows gut changes can precede motor symptoms by 10–20 YEARS. And a deficiency in specific B vitamins may be driving the damage. Thread 🧵👇

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