Treatment parkinson's disease in Ein Bokek (Dead Sea)

A degenerative chronic disease of the nervous system in which a person ceases to control his movements, which is associated with the gradual death of motor neurons that produce dopamine. The first manifestations of Parkinson's disease are a decrease in facial expression, slowing down when dressing, eating and walking. The disease progresses, small motor skills deteriorate greatly, it becomes difficult to write, shave, cook, etc., the facial expression becomes mask-shaped due to impoverished facial expressions. Trembling, difficulty swallowing, salivation, tremor of rest, impaired coordination are appeared. The disease cannot be cured, drug therapy is aimed at trying to stop the symptoms and stop the progression of the disease. Surgical treatment in the form of transplanting dopamine-producing cells to a patient is practiced.