How the Drugs work

In non-technical language, the drugs are designed to mimic dopamine that the body would produce in someone who does not have Parkinson’s Disease. Yes, they do achieve that result, but can also produce unwanted side affects. The brain is a very sensitive organ, and when you chemically substitute something into the body and it is not in the same quantities or doses that the body would normally produce; side effects can result. For more information on how the Drugs work, go to:
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Current Approach

No treatment has been proven to arrest or slow neurodegeneration in Parkinson's disease. The aim is to relieve symptoms and avoid the complications of therapy.

Hope for the future