Excessive muscle tension, known as muscle rigidity, is a common symptom of Parkinson’s Disease and can contribute to stiffness, discomfort and impaired movement. By reducing muscle tension, individuals may experience increased mobility, improved range of motion and enhanced flexibility, allowing them to perform daily activities with greater ease. It can potentially help minimise pain and discomfort associated with muscle rigidity, enhancing overall quality of life. Reducing muscle tension is typically achieved through a combination of medication, physical therapy, stretching exercises and relaxation techniques, all aimed at improving motor function and mitigating the impact of Parkinson’s Disease.