Procaine IV Therapy for Parkinson's Tremor in Salisbury, MD
A gentleman in his late 60s, diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in recent years, came to Remedy Longevity & Cellular Medicine in Salisbury, MD struggling with a tremor that was very bothersome in daily life. He now receives Procaine IV therapy — a 275–300 mg infusion every other week. On the day of each infusion and in the days that follow, his tremor is much less intrusive, letting him go about his daily activities with less worry.
At a Glance
- Who
- Man in his late 60s
- What they came in with
- Parkinson's disease diagnosed within the past few years, with a bothersome tremor
- What their care involved
- Procaine IV therapy — 275–300 mg per infusion, every other week
- How long it took
- Ongoing biweekly infusions
- Where they are now
- Tremor is much less intrusive on infusion days and the days that follow, making daily activities easier and less worrisome
The Full Story, in Our Clinician's Words
I have a gentleman who is a patient in his later 60s who unfortunately, over the past couple of years, has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. He's been dealing with a tremor that is very bothersome to him, and we have started him on a regimen of Procaine IV therapy every other week.
The patient comes in, he gets a dose of anywhere from 275 to 300 mg of Procaine through an IV infusion. And what do you know — over that day and the coming days, his tremor is much less intrusive in his life. He's able to go about his daily activities with much less worry.
This case study describes one patient's experience and results at Remedy Longevity & Cellular Medicine. Every patient is different, and individual results vary. This content is for education only and is not medical advice — please consult a qualified clinician about your own health.
Treatments Involved in This Case
Questions About This Case Study
What is Procaine IV therapy?
Procaine is a local anesthetic that, delivered as a slow IV infusion, is used in neural therapy to calm overactive nervous-system signaling. Remedy offers it as part of our IV nutrient therapy and neural therapy programs in Salisbury, MD.
Does Procaine IV therapy treat Parkinson's disease itself?
No — it is not a cure for Parkinson's and does not replace neurological care. In this patient's case, biweekly infusions made his tremor noticeably less intrusive in daily life. Any supportive therapy like this should complement, never replace, care from a neurologist.
How often are the infusions given?
This patient receives a 275–300 mg Procaine infusion every other week, with the most noticeable relief on the day of the infusion and the days immediately after. Frequency and dosing are individualized after a clinical evaluation.
