Comments on: How I conquered Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

By: Paul Blake MH

Paul Blake MH — Sun, 31 May 2009 08:16:11 +0000

Hi,
Your spiritual base is one area that must be addressed when fighting any disease naturally. Naturopathic medicine says, “Look for the root, it is in the basics beginning with what is on your fork, what toxins are in your body, what exercise do you do, what stress is in your life, what is your spiritual base”. Autoimmune diseases like MS are interesting there are approximately 80 to 100 with another 40 waiting for a name and if you get one you will get another and so on. Medical science cannot explain why we have this autoimmune epidemic or why you have even one of these diseases. You can trigger one of them just by having an auto accident, taking aspirin or medication or by starting a new exercise routine, even too much stress says latest research. Scientific arrogance has led us down the wrong path we better stop and take a close look at what is happening. This month 150 new chemicals will be added to the 85,000 in the environment which are part of the autoimmune problem. They will be added too industry with no oversight control at all. Autoimmune disease is the worst kind of contradiction; for a sufferer you are attacking your body with your immune system, a world upside down. God bless you in your search.
Sincerely
Paul

By: deborah conner

deborah conner — Fri, 29 May 2009 02:28:23 +0000

Thing to remember is that your body is breaking itself down and putting itself back together, always. Even the nervous system regenerates. It’s sort of like a great suspension bridge that always needs to be painted. MS acts as a vandal. So you need to be at your best state — super diet, high in vit D and omega 3’s , and low in sat fat and other toxic foods. And yes — attitude is everything. Because STRESS, worry, doubt, takes an enormous toll on the body, especially the nervous system.
So many new treatments have opened up for MS that the future is actually bright. MS is many diseases, the cause uncertain. But the process of renewal is the same for everyone, MS or no.
Story. True story. A doctor’s father had a dreadful stroke, and it was thought he would never recover. He couldn’t walk, talk. But his son didn’t give up on him. He looked at his dad and thought — he’s quite like a baby. So he treated him like a baby. He helped him learn to raise his head again by repeating the movements and reminding his body how to do this. Then he worked on scooting, sitting up, walking. Repeat repeat repeat the movement. Work it. And the father went on the recover to the point that he had a second life… remarried, was productive. And when he eventually died, his son’s friend called after he’d done the autopsy: “Come and see your father’s brain!” The son declined, but the friend insisted. What he found was that the father’s brain was a mess. The stroke’s damage was there. But the brain and nervous system had rewired itself, making new pathways.
Don’t you give up hope. Don’t stop moving, above all. Keep working your body anyway you can. Swim, dance. Do it.

By: donald

donald — Wed, 27 May 2009 19:57:31 +0000

Thanks for writing up about MS. Randy’s story is very inspiring.

One small note: I wouldn’t call MS as the king of diseases, but it certainly qualifies for the spot. Just my 2 cents.

By: Joyce C

Joyce C — Wed, 27 May 2009 18:48:40 +0000

Hi, Randy.

It’s been such a long time since I saw you last! I remember driving up to Cumming so you could try to sell my vehicle for me.

I am so glad for you and Mary Ellen. God is so good. He uses us for His own purpose, and I hope more people will come to know Christ because of you.

Blessings,
~Joyce C

By: Ray Baskerville

Ray Baskerville — Tue, 26 May 2009 23:01:49 +0000

Thanks for this article, it is a great affirmation and inspiration. We are on the brink of a new era in healthcare, an era that more fully accepts and understands the relationship between body mind and spirit.