The legendary American boxer Mike Tyson is reportedly suffering from Parkinson's disease, a news story that has resonated across the United States.
This information was confirmed by YouTuber Jake Paul, who recently fought Mike Tyson.
Their showdown garnered significant attention and was postponed multiple times. Now, the exact reason for the delays may finally be clear.
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YouTuber Jake Paul, while appearing on the "Kick" podcast, accidentally stated that Mike Tyson suffers from Parkinson's disease. However, he later refused to confirm the accuracy of this information.
Interestingly, Tyson revealed in June last year that he nearly died and had to undergo eight blood transfusions to recover and prepare for the highly anticipated fight.
What is Parkinson's disease?
Parkinson's disease is a movement disorder named after the London physician James Parkinson, who first described its symptoms in 1817. The disorder occurs due to a decrease in the production of dopamine, a chemical substance in the brain that plays a crucial role in controlling voluntary movements.
What Causes Parkinson’s Disease?
In the basal ganglia ("black nuclei"), there is a deficiency of cells that produce dopamine. Unfortunately, the exact cause of this cell degeneration remains unknown. Due to this chemical imbalance in the brain region responsible for voluntary movements, involuntary movements occur. Sometimes, there is an "excess of movement," such as uncontrollable tremors, while at other times, there is a "lack of movement," characterized by difficulty initiating motion and overall stiffness.
Parkinson’s disease typically develops slowly, often taking months or even years before a person notices symptoms. One of the earliest signs is usually a slight tremor in the hands or fingers, which gradually progresses into involuntary rhythmic shaking. At the same time, performing complex movements becomes more challenging, motion becomes restricted, and muscles become increasingly stiff, leading to clumsy and rigid movements.
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