Parkinson’s Disease is a progressive neurological condition. It is a disease of the central nervous system and gets worse over time. The chemical dopamine, used in the communication between the brain and muscles, is no longer produced in sufficient quantities meaning the brain cannot send the proper signals to the muscles. Parkinsonism is a range of conditions which have similar symptoms to Parkinson’s Disease. Common Effects and Symptoms • Tremor - uncontrolled movement • Rigidity - stiffness in muscles - sometimes people walking cannot swing their arms • Slowness of movement • Walking can sometimes cause people to shuffle as they can have difficulty picking up their feet • Sometimes Parkinson’s Disease becomes more advanced and can affect memory  and cause anxiety and depression.