Talk:Meige's syndrome

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I can't believe nobody else has challenged the assertion that cranio-mandibular orthopedic misalignment "has been shown to cause" Parkinson's disease! This is bolstered by a "diary" in a minor journal. I see that this bold statement has proliferated in the way that anything from Wikipedia does, but no other actual sources exist for it. The Parkinson's Foundation (http://www.parkinson.org/understanding-parkinsons/) doesn't list it. Wikipedia doesn't list it.

The whole sentence seems sketchy, so I'm removing it. If someone can find better support for the rest of it, they're welcome. Lucy Kemnitzer (talk) 14:16, 29 July 2018 (UTC)Lucy Kemnitzer[reply]