Date:   8/14/2014 3:42:28 PM ( 10 y ago)
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>- he theorized that iron accumulation in the brain was the issue.
So, get rid of the iron and the problem will disappear. Right?

Iron increases bacterial growth, perhaps there may be a link. If any foreign organism such as a bacterium were to attach itself to the myelin sheath, then the immune system, in the process of killing the bacterium might damage the sheath.

>- Once you have the damage, can you reverse the damage simply by fixing the cause?

This depends on a lot. If all things are optimum, yes.

There is a lot of aspects to restoration and regeneration. You need optimum nutrition, blood flow, physical condition, and hormone levels as well as the absence of interferences such as continuing low grade infections, in order to achieve optimum recovery.

>- many people who have had the operation, a few of them more than once, with no results. If there WERE results, it didn't last.

That is because the surgery only fixes a localized area. What id needed is a systemic approach.

To unclog arteries, use Full Flush Niacin, Vitamin C, Vitamin D3, and K2 as well as SOD and nattokinase. This combination can reduce arterial plaque and blockage by more than 10 percent a year.

It can also improve all cellular functions.

See: http://zapperdave.blogspot.com/2014/06/metabolic-metabolism-metabolize-and.html

And: http://paradevices.com/vitamins_save_lives.html

>- you would have to believe that whole autoimmune theory, which really hasnt been proven to be the cause of MS at all.

I doubt that it is actually autoimmune but rather the attempt to eliminate a virus infection, quite possible HHV-6.


 

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