Parkinson's disease is very common in the United States. It is claimed that three people in every hundred suffer from it. It is a progressive and a degenerative disorder affecting people in the age group of 65 and above mainly. When a person has this condition, their limbs like hands and legs tremble uncontrollably, and eventually they lose memory and the brain is damaged.

Parkinson's disease usually starts with forgetfulness which happens to be one of the earliest symptoms. The main reason for this disease is due to the loss of a particular brain cell known as the dopaminergic or the DA these are neurons found in the cavities of the brain. There have been several approaches and methodologies that were developed to cure Parkinson's disease. One of the current theories is that stem cell replacement can actually cure Parkinson's. One can take the stem cells from the body and insert them into the brain of the patient. This process is called stem cell transplantation.

Stem cells do have a potential to cure brain diseases like Parkinson's and the latest research and findings give the patients a lot of hope to be saved from the dreadful disease. However, extracting stem cells form humans is a very difficult and delicate process. It is also time consuming, but the hope for such treatment is immense. When stem cells are being transplanted from animals they tend to form tumors and that is why they were found to be unsubtle for the cure. The stem cells had some key proteins that could help the brain overcome the nerve functioning disorder.

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