Parkinson’s Disease affects the central nervous system. Symptoms of this disease include stiffness of muscles, tremors, slowness of movement, and lack of balance. The walk of many Parkinson’s Disease patients often has a decreased arm swing with short, shuffling steps. The presence of depression prior to any traditional symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease is so common that many physicians are now considering depression as an early sign of Parkinson’s Disease.

Clinical experience has shown that STS treatments are effective in decreasing the morbidity of Parkinson’s Disease. This is probably mostly due to an increase of VIP (Vasoactive Intestinal Polypeptide). As demonstrated in a case study below, the patient not only subjectively improved but also objectively improved. The plasma VIP level was increased, handwriting normalized, tremors decreased, walking normalized, memory functions improved, the Parkinson’s Unified Rating Scale decreased dramatically, and the heart rate variability normalized.

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