Parkinson's: Neurologists at Rush University optimistic

March 12, 2010 - PRLog -- Vibroacoustic Therapy:  This technology is currently the subject of a research study at Rush Medical Center in Chicago. Neurologists at Rush University are optimistic that regular use of vibroacoustic therapy will offer people sustained relief from their symptoms. Results of the Rush Medical University study will not be known until later this year.

Sound therapy is the medicine of the future. It offers people who are seriously debilitated with the symptoms of Parkinson's a viable opportunity to get back on their feet and join others who are on the road to recovery. If a person can not walk, they probably can not exercise, but they will be able to enjoy the benefits of vibroacoustic therapy.

www.vibroacoustic.parkinsonsrecovery.com

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