Research indicates that living near golf courses or being exposed to trichloroethylene (TCE), a chemical used in dry cleaning, may increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease, with TCE contamination observed in groundwater in the Great Lakes region.
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Parkinson's Link: Toxins in Dry Cleaning & Golf Courses #shortsAdded:
You were mentioning some of the buckets of things and you mentioned toxins and we've seen a lot of papers recently about various toxins. People live within a mile of a golf course or likely to get Parkinson's and we've seen a connection with the the fluid that's used in dry cleaning and TCE. Yes, trichloroethylene.
That is in the ground water. There's clustering as well through the Great Lake region. I think because of the TCEs, the trichloroethylene.
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