Nicotine Helps Overcome Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease

medheadlines.com : "Serious consequence of Parkinson's disease therapy may be reduced by nicotine treatment. Dyskinesia or involuntary movement, is a frequent side-effect of drugs used to treat Parkinson's disease, such as Levodopa. Results of a research announced by Parkinson's Institute indicate that intermittent nicotine therapy decreases incidence of drug-induced dyskinesia by up to 50% in individuals suffering from Parkinson's disease."