From Camp Lejeune to Clinical Breakthrough: Mark Burnett’s Incredible Fight Against Parkinson’s & Alzheimer’s

Born at Camp Lejeune in 1958, Mark Burnett’s life was shaped by contaminated water that led to decades of neurological challenges—Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. Misdiagnosed and dismissed for years, Mark refused to accept an “impossible” prognosis. Instead, he approached his condition like a broken system—and debugged it.

His journey uncovered a 2,000-year-old plant, a Japanese study, and a revolutionary ultra-chill milling process that preserved its natural compounds. The result? A powerful, all-natural supplement that changed his life.

Mark even completed the Michael J. Fox marathon and beat Alzheimer’s odds with measurable progress. Today, he shares his story of resilience, innovation, and hope for those facing neurological disease.

👉 Watch to learn how persistence and unconventional thinking can rewrite the rules of healing.

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