Acupuncture twice a wee for Bruce. If you have it tell your acupuncturist to do the Basal Ganglia Point. Our fellow has 3 Parkinsons sufferers and it helps them all.

I tried acupuncture for about 4 months but it did not help any of my PD symptoms. About 3 months ago I started weekly massages with a massage therapist with quite a few medical certificates. It has helped with stiffness and pain relief. It is cheaper than the acupuncture. I exercise daily plus working out at the local Senior Citizens pool 4 or 5 days a week but the massages have had a positive impact on my pain level. I am sure it is not for everybody but it has helped me.

massage is the answer for me as well. I have a theapeutic massage ever three weeks. That and the chiropractor the pain away.

Do not have acupuncture from a medical doctor - check out a Chinese medical doctor they know far more - we lived in China for 2 years. Bruce has accu 2 -3 times a week for energy and the right specialists will know where to place the needles - i.e. to stimulate the Basal Ganglia.
We found a Chinese trained, native Chinese, who is also a Doctor and bulk bills for acupuncture here in Australia. Other Countries may be different in that you may not be able to bulk bill. He also taught us Tai Chi.

I tried acupuncture back when my tremors were really bad. The doctor tried to insert a needle in my right arm (my tremors were all on the right side). I had a particularly violent tremor while he was inserting it, and it hurt a lot, and that spot continued to bother me for the next year. Needless to say, I never tried acupuncture again. Anyway, my tremors are quite well controlled by my Meds.