Researchers evaluated the effectiveness of an Ayurveda treatment, consisting of a mixture of cow's milk with powdered Mucuna pruriens, Hyoscyamus reticulatus, Withania somnifera, and Sida cordifolia, on 18 patients clinically diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Thirteen patients underwent cleansing and palliative therapy, while five underwent only palliative therapy. The group that underwent both therapies experienced significant improvements in daily activities and motor skills compared to the group that only received palliative therapy. The study revealed that each dose contained approximately 200mg of L-DOPA and established the importance of cleansing therapy prior to palliative therapy. This research highlights the potential benefits of Ayurveda medication in treating Parkinson's disease.