"We had them wear a t-shirt for a day then retrieved the t-shirts, bagged them and coded them. "Her job was to tell us who had Parkinson's and who didn't. "Her

"We had them wear a t-shirt for a day then retrieved the t-shirts, bagged them and coded them. "Her job was to tell us who had Parkinson's and who didn't. "Her accuracy was 11 out of 12. We were quite impressed." Dr Kunath adds: "She got the six Parkinson's but then she was adamant one of the 'control' subjects had Parkinson's. "But he was in our control group so he didn't have Parkinson's. "According to him and according to us as well he didn't have Parkinson's. "But eight months later he informed me that he had been diagnosed with Parkinson's. wow