Re: Multiple Sclerosis, Lyme Disease and Andrographis

Most everything you wrote is missing the key element that my post mainly referred to.
The brain, the source of that signal.

>They do this in labs all the time.<

No, they dont. They cant.
They simply dont have the ability to simulate the same type of signal the brain creates. Our brains dont create electricity.

>The most important thing about the myelin sheath is that it is similar to the plastic coating on electric wires in that it is an insulator to keep the signals from shorting from one nerve to another.<

Thats the simple explanation that looks good in books and on medical papers.
But it is SO much more complicated than that.
The 'sclerosis' in multiple scleosis refers to hardening, or scarring.
If I have an electrical wire with a pliable insulation and I do something to that insulation to deform it or harden it, it isnt going to change the conductors ability to carry voltage. The voltage will be the same at the end. The insulation does very little to impair the signal transmission. As long as there is some type of insulation, that signal is getting thru.
In our bodys, hardening of the myelin impairs nerve transmission, or so they say.
If thats true, then theres absolutely no comparison between nerves and electrical wires.
If its true, then myelin actually is a part of the transmission, as much of a part as the nerve itself.

>Sadly, cures of today, such as vaccinations, can cause other illnesses such as MS.<

I dont consider vaccinations to be 'cures'.

In my mind, a 'cure' means whatever you are afflicted with has been completely erradicated. A vaccine cant do that. Its designed to hopefully prevent you from getting the disease to begin with.
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