subject: Lifestyle Center [print this page] Multiple Sclerosis can be managed and even overcome. We have worked with hundreds of individuals with autoimmune diseases and seen most of them get completely well. Here are a few things that I would suggest someone look at and even do their own research as to the efficacy of the following:
Low Dose Naltrexoneworks by increasing endorphins that have an immune enhancing and stabilizing effect on the body.
Typically looking for 4.5 mg daily, more is usually less effective.
PHGet a roll of pH tape. Check the pH of your urine and saliva. It should stay above a 6.4 and stay under 7 for both. This is important and keeping from getting too acid is vital.
Methylation autoimmune diseases have a very hard time with methylation, the process of converting vitamins into a form for the body to use, so we must consume them already converted. The focus will be on active forms of Folic acid, B6, & B12. The Methyl Folate, Active B6, and Neo or Hydroxycobolaminshould be researched.
Niacin is very important! Consume niacin and gradually increase until you reach about 2gms daily. You get to the point of a flush and then back off, but add a little each day until you reach the amount. Look at buying bulk powder from a place like amazon.
Hydrotherapy, Contrast showers, 4 minutes hot, 30 seconds as cold as you can get it. Cycle min 4 times. (Its also good, during the winter, if you can go hot tubbing next to a pool and back and forth) Cold sheet wraps once or twice a week are also beneficial.
Coffee Enemasone or two daily will usually suffice. Made with 3tsp organic coffee to one quart water.
Also look into Rife and PEMF treatments. There are many who have had success with such therapies.
If this is all too overwhelming, think about a stay at Home for Health Lifestyle Center and see for yourself. Disclaimer: This is not meant to take the place of medical advice. Consult an honest health care professional.
