Having had multiple sclerosis since 1999, and I’m completely bedridden for over 10 years. I have from my neck up works and I have a little bit left arm use with one finger on my left hand hand. So I could get rid of multiple sclerosis? That sounds a little far-fetched. And I eat. Everything you have listed that’s good I don’t eat any sugar gluten or dairy.
I hear you! getting back what we have lost is tough.... there is some hope in mesenchymal stems but that's new.. Most would be grateful for a halting of progression (as you know) and I studying this video 4 months posct HSCT (cyclophosphimide/rituxan)
Hi Alice, hope you are doing well :) have you been on any medication since then? I have only recently been diagnosed (about 1 year now) and have been taking tecfidera. :)
@@__Wanderer I am very sorry to hear you have MS. I have been on many meds. Just about all that they have out there. Some worked short term. Infusion and chemotherapy. I have been scared out of my wits. There are so many side effects. That you will have to deal with or live with. I am in a better place of mind now. I have gotten a strong relationship with my Heavenly Father. Now I understand better. I am able to handle the stressors that comes with a chronic illness. I am presently taking an infusion called Ocrevus. I have been on it for about 2 years. I am finally getting my life back. My children and grandchildren have been with me through the entire process. I am grateful and thankful for God giving me children and grandchildren that care.,
@@aliceprice365 Ah sorry to hear about the stress and many medications, I also have side effects with my current medication (severe flushing at times that feels like a painful sunburn). I have heard many good things about Ocrevus and it seems to be very popular /have good results :) Also good to hear you have a loving family and have found peace in your religion :)
@@aliceprice365my mother also takes ocrevus. she have been on it about a year. however she has not felt good improvement yet. i hope she will heal in time
I have been suffering from Lupus disease for some year without having a solution to it until i done a research on TH-cam i come and cross Dr.Auchi on TH-cam channel. That was were i find effective herbal medicine to cure my Lupus disease permanently without having side effect from the herbal product.. i recommend #drauchi herbal medicine for Lupus disease cure...😍🎉
I have been suffering from Lupus disease for some year without having a solution to it until i done a research on TH-cam i come and cross Dr.Auchi on TH-cam channel. That was were i find effective herbal medicine to cure my Lupus disease permanently without having side effect from the herbal product.. i recommend #drauchi herbal medicine for Lupus disease cure...😍🎉
How about the EBV connection? Seems like an infection with EBV is one of the main triggers - does EBV impact the gut also? EBV seems to hide out in the CNS and when the immune system tries to get rid of the virus it also mistakenly starts attacking itself since they are so intermingled. What we really need is a way to calm down EBV / get rid of it for good :/ Sadly once we catch it it stays dormant in all of us for the rest of our lives. Perhaps makes sense because stress / other infections are known to be the main triggers for MS flares. I imagine stress / infections/ poor diet leads to an inflamed immune system that just wants to attack leading to more brain / spine damage. But indeed leaky gut / dysbiosis is probably a decent chunk of the problem. Sadly I was diagnosed earlier this year, male around 26 yrs and already blind in one eye from MS :/ I find it strange because I am a vegetarian, never smoked, don't drink, exercise etc did everything right :(
@@Sbannmarie right... vegetarian diets have actually been shown to have lower relapse rates for those with MS. Prior to diagnosis there is zero correlation with a vegetarian diet and MS. On the contrary, dairy and consumption of fast foods seem to lead to a higher chance of developing MS.
@@Sbannmarie Dr. Wahls took heavy chemo drugs prior to going into remission... so yeah was it the food or the hardcore drugs that caused her improvement? That being said, eating a healthy diet as she suggests is good for everybody. It certainly isn't going to cure anything though.
@@__Wanderer Hi Alice here I am doing good today. Every day is a new day. Many days emotion are all over the place. I decided to fight for my life. It’s ok to cry. Just one day you will be more motivated to do a little day by day. I remember the beginning of my battle I lost sight in my left eye. Today there are meds out there to help you with that. I take my meds as the Dr says. Ocrevus infusion is what I am taking now. I am very pleased with it. I hope you get to feeling better real soon.
SLEEP STRESS AND EXERCISE are big but I'm not sure DIET & DIGESTION. I'm off of dairy mostly vegan gonna start eating saurkraut (which i love) and probiotics and I dont know what else
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Work with Dr. Dasari (me) directly: MGIclinic.com/su/discovery
Having had multiple sclerosis since 1999, and I’m completely bedridden for over 10 years. I have from my neck up works and I have a little bit left arm use with one finger on my left hand hand. So I could get rid of multiple sclerosis? That sounds a little far-fetched. And I eat. Everything you have listed that’s good I don’t eat any sugar gluten or dairy.
I hear you! getting back what we have lost is tough.... there is some hope in mesenchymal stems but that's new.. Most would be grateful for a halting of progression (as you know) and I studying this video 4 months posct HSCT (cyclophosphimide/rituxan)
I highly reccomend incorporating colloidial silver to clear up bad microbes and viruses in the gut.
Omg 😔💔why is there no treatment??
Thank you. I now have much better understanding of the gut and infamation. Have SPMS.
Where is the link doc?!?!?!?
Really enjoyed need more information
I need gut/inflammation information. Found out 2023 about MS..Can no longer walk well
I've found raw foods the best way to manage inflammation and autoimmune conditions
I would like M.S. information please.
Everyone wants it… 😮
There is no link
My Mom was a quadriplegic, died at 55
I have MS since January 14 2002
Hi Alice, hope you are doing well :) have you been on any medication since then? I have only recently been diagnosed (about 1 year now) and have been taking tecfidera. :)
@@__Wanderer I am very sorry to hear you have MS.
I have been on many meds. Just about all that they have out there. Some worked short term. Infusion and chemotherapy. I have been scared out of my wits. There are so many side effects. That you will have to deal with or live with. I am in a better place of mind now. I have gotten a strong relationship with my Heavenly Father. Now I understand better. I am able to handle the stressors that comes with a chronic illness. I am presently taking an infusion called Ocrevus. I have been on it for about 2 years. I am finally getting my life back. My children and grandchildren have been with me through the entire process. I am grateful and thankful for God giving me children and grandchildren that care.,
@@aliceprice365 Ah sorry to hear about the stress and many medications, I also have side effects with my current medication (severe flushing at times that feels like a painful sunburn). I have heard many good things about Ocrevus and it seems to be very popular /have good results :) Also good to hear you have a loving family and have found peace in your religion :)
@@aliceprice365my mother also takes ocrevus. she have been on it about a year. however she has not felt good improvement yet. i hope she will heal in time
I have been suffering from Lupus disease for some year without having a solution to it until i done a research on TH-cam i come and cross Dr.Auchi on TH-cam channel. That was were i find effective herbal medicine to cure my Lupus disease permanently without having side effect from the herbal product.. i recommend #drauchi herbal medicine for Lupus disease cure...😍🎉
Hello
I have been suffering from Lupus disease for some year without having a solution to it until i done a research on TH-cam i come and cross Dr.Auchi on TH-cam channel. That was were i find effective herbal medicine to cure my Lupus disease permanently without having side effect from the herbal product.. i recommend #drauchi herbal medicine for Lupus disease cure...😍🎉
7 hours of sleep can be challenging
Why ?
How about the EBV connection? Seems like an infection with EBV is one of the main triggers - does EBV impact the gut also? EBV seems to hide out in the CNS and when the immune system tries to get rid of the virus it also mistakenly starts attacking itself since they are so intermingled. What we really need is a way to calm down EBV / get rid of it for good :/ Sadly once we catch it it stays dormant in all of us for the rest of our lives. Perhaps makes sense because stress / other infections are known to be the main triggers for MS flares. I imagine stress / infections/ poor diet leads to an inflamed immune system that just wants to attack leading to more brain / spine damage. But indeed leaky gut / dysbiosis is probably a decent chunk of the problem. Sadly I was diagnosed earlier this year, male around 26 yrs and already blind in one eye from MS :/ I find it strange because I am a vegetarian, never smoked, don't drink, exercise etc did everything right :(
Maybe being a vegetarian is the problem
@@Sbannmarie right... vegetarian diets have actually been shown to have lower relapse rates for those with MS. Prior to diagnosis there is zero correlation with a vegetarian diet and MS. On the contrary, dairy and consumption of fast foods seem to lead to a higher chance of developing MS.
Follow Dr wahls friend and the research
@@Sbannmarie Dr. Wahls took heavy chemo drugs prior to going into remission... so yeah was it the food or the hardcore drugs that caused her improvement? That being said, eating a healthy diet as she suggests is good for everybody. It certainly isn't going to cure anything though.
@@__Wanderer Hi Alice here
I am doing good today. Every day is a new day. Many days emotion are all over the place. I decided to fight for my life. It’s ok to cry. Just one day you will be more motivated to do a little day by day. I remember the beginning of my battle I lost sight in my left eye. Today there are meds out there to help you with that. I take my meds as the Dr says.
Ocrevus infusion is what I am taking now. I am very pleased with it. I hope you get to feeling better real soon.
But how ?
SLEEP STRESS AND EXERCISE are big but I'm not sure DIET & DIGESTION. I'm off of dairy mostly vegan gonna start eating saurkraut (which i love) and probiotics and I dont know what else
sir i am from pakistan wants more information abo😮 MS
Toxic water at Camp Lejeune
Could of been a good video but stop repeating yourself
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