Unlocking Hope:
Medication-Free Parkinson's Study

"I was selected by my physician to participate in a clinical study for patients affected by Parkinson's disease. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of an EMS suit on the tremors associated with the disease. I was able to participate in and complete the study which lasted approximately 12 weeks, 3 visits per week over the study period. Over the course of the study, I could visibly see and feel the positive impacts of the work out and stimulation from the suits. My wife also commented that she had noticed a substantial reduction in my tremors over the course of the treatment.  In my opinion the study was a huge success on many levels including general fitness, conditioning, strength and tremor reduction.  It was so successful that I am making plans to purchase my own EMS suit."

"Participating in the workouts helped me become more aware of my physical limitations. I noticed a distinct improvement during each session, and these benefits lasted for a few days afterward. The suit was comfortable to wear, and even after it was turned off, I felt that the stimulation effects continued, making it easier for me to move. The staff was highly knowledgeable and a pleasure to work with, which made the experience even more positive."

"Although I didn't notice much change in my tremors, any improvement might have been too slight to perceive, and I did not experience any regression. Perhaps the watch monitor will reveal more. My handwriting and the rigidity in my right arm improved slightly, and I noticed a visible improvement in my strength and muscle tone. Overall, I feel healthier both mentally and physically. It was encouraging to have a sense of purpose and a regular appointment schedule. The social interactions with the staff were beneficial. I would be willing to participate in another similar trial if asked. Overall, it was a positive experience, and I enjoyed working with everyone. Thank you for allowing me to participate."

"I noticed that as I progressed through your Parkinson’s research program, my morning routine changed. Typically, I’d rush to the pantry to get my medication as soon as possible. However, with the program, I found I could relax and didn’t feel as anxious. I was able to delay my first dose by an hour and a half each morning. Throughout the day, I needed fewer doses, and in the evening, I could take my medication before tremors would typically start. This meant I was going 8-9 hours without needing medication from morning to evening, which was an improvement compared to when I first began the research program."