What People Inside the Parkinson
Power Protocol™ Are Saying
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Linda - PPP is a place of hope and positivity… backed by science.
“When I saw ‘Train like an athlete, not a patient’ I knew I had found something special.’’
“I now have hope and my daily habits are more organized.’’
When I found the PPP, I felt like everything I needed was finally in one place. The message “Train like an athlete, not a patient” immediately resonated with me. The program has shifted my perspective: while the diagnosis was awful, I now have hope, purpose, and structure in my daily habits. From the very first 1:1 call with Gaia, I knew I was in the right place. She listens intently, provides science-backed guidance, and even researches supplements personally to support me. The group calls are uplifting, and it’s inspiring to see others willing to put in the work. PPP isn’t smoke and mirrors — it’s positivity rooted in real science.
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Jim - I would recommend PPP to anyone serious about taking care of their PD.
“The program is thorough, science-based, and guided by an excellent coach.”
“Gaia’s positive attitude is inspiring.”
When I joined the PPP, I didn’t know what to expect — but it quickly became clear that Gaia had poured immense thought and care into the program. It covers everything, from exercise to nutrition to mindset, with a depth I never realized I needed. Gaia herself is intelligent, kind, and always inspiring with her positive outlook. I’ve learned so much, and though life is still full of obligations, I wish I had more time to devote to the program because the benefits are clear. For anyone serious about managing their PD, the Parkinson Power Protocol is thorough, science-based, and led by an exceptional coach.
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Jane - I went from hopeless and scared to empowered and in control.
“My biggest gains were physical, but the real gift has been confidence and hope.”
“It’s about so much more than fitness — it’s about taking back control of your future.”
Before PPP, I felt stuck, hopeless, and scared about the future. My neurologist gave me little more than a manual and told me to call when I needed meds. Then I found Gaia’s program, and everything changed. What appealed to me first was her philosophy that we are not fragile because of our diagnosis. Through the program, I’ve become stronger, faster, and more flexible — but the greatest transformation has been in my confidence, mood, and emotional well-being. Doing my first unassisted pull-up was a milestone I never thought possible. PPP isn’t just about fitness; it’s about regaining control of your future and learning to live your very best life with Parkinson’s.
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Rebecca - I keep the 5 pillars of health at the centre of my life and so far I’m flourishing.
“I’m feeling like a non-PD patient — I even reduced my medication.”
“Gaia’s insights and proactive approach have been invaluable — pragmatic, kind, and inspiring.”
Before joining the Parkinson Power Protocol, I was starting to pull back from socializing and feeling consumed by my prognosis. Working with Gaia completely changed my outlook: I put more emphasis on exercise, changed my eating habits, and began practicing prayer and meditation. The big turning point for me was reducing my medication — I now feel like a non-PD patient. Gaia has given me a space to share concerns without burdening my family, and her pragmatic yet kind and inspiring approach has been invaluable. I am optimistic about the future, keeping the 5 pillars of health at the center of my life, and flourishing more every day.
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Frances - Parkinson’s feels less frightening with Gaia in your corner.
“Gaia is your Parkinson’s big sister — paving the way to live better with PD.”
“I’ve never felt or looked stronger.”
As someone with young-onset Parkinson’s, I needed more than vague advice — I needed structure, strength, and longevity. The PPP gave me exactly that. Gaia’s evidence-based, holistic approach is different from anything else I’d tried, and her neuroscience background makes her hugely qualified. Almost six months in, I’ve never felt or looked stronger, with less fatigue and brain fog. I even surprised myself in a boot camp class that once felt impossible. Beyond the physical changes, Gaia has given me the mindset that Parkinson’s is only an obstacle if you let it be. With her in my corner, the disease feels far less frightening, and I now believe in a long, full life with PD.