• implanting tiny medical titanium needles in the outer ear to sti- mulate the affected brain regions. These permanent implants are neither visible nor uncomfortable. They serve to stimulate the brain in its natural production of neces- sary substances such as dopa- mine and other neural transmit- ters. As opposed to conventional medication therapy for Parkinson's Disease, this method of reinvigo- rating the brain's own natural functioning is free of bothersome side effects.
  Datscan (radiological images of the brain) technology show this method to have demonstrated definitive increases in dopamine levels.
• Dr. Werth and his medical team can provide guidance in the possible reduction of medication following treatment.
• More than 3,000 patients with Parkinson's Disease to date have experienced significant improvement in their condition.
• Evaluation by independent leading neurologists have confirmed these findings.

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The discovery of the forever needle