Could changing when you eat protein help parkinson symptoms?

This pilot study explores whether the timing and amount of protein in meals can help preserve muscle health and improve sleep in people with Parkinson disease. Participants follow either a protein redistribution diet (low protein during the day, high protein at dinner) or a protein consistent diet (equal protein at each meal). Researchers measure muscle metabolism, grip strength, sleep quality, and motor symptoms to see if one pattern works better alongside standard levodopa treatment.