Brain diseases are the most common cause of "disability" in the world. And Parkinson's disease is the fastest growing disease: over the past twenty-five years, the number of patients affected by it has doubled to six million. With continued growth rates, cases are projected to quadruple by 2040. Why has Parkinson become so "popular"? First of all, because of the pesticides that are used in the cultivation of agricultural products. But that's not all. This book will tell in detail about the mechanisms of the development of the disease, describe the causes and consequences known today, and also offer a plan that will never meet this formidable and destructive disease.