Hi Reid, you might like to check out the use of LDN (low dose naltrexone) at http://www.webspawner.com/users/introtoldn/index.html I've no personal experience using it for MS but from what I've read it does seem to work for many people.
Cheers, Roger B NZ On 20/07/2010, at 5:39 AM, A. Reid Harvey wrote: > Hi all! > > After all of these years I'm back with a pressing question, concerning > multiple sclerosis. An acquaintance I've mine is afflicted with this, and I'm > recalling the sage words of many on the list, that *there are no incurable > illnesses; only incurable people.* > > From back when I was on the list I seem to recall that blood electrification > could greatly assist victims of MS. Is this true, and if so, how? I also > recall a regime that made use of three nine volt batteries, daisy chained, > with terminals on either side of the artery at the wrist. I'd also like those > on the list to know that I've assisted several friends with BE. In several > cases these friends were able to remedy serious toothaches, using BE. > > Incidentally, about CS, I continue to take this regularly, and believe that > my not having had a cold in eight years, can be attributed to this. And as a > ceramist I've put into practice more of what I learned on the list. Following > my on list communication of seven years ago I assisted in startup of > production and use of silver treated pottery candle filters, in Nepal, Kenya > and Indonesia. These are low cost filter systems, and for example, in Kenya > there's a slum in which our silver treated systems are in use in nearly 1,000 > HIV-AIDS households. > > Now I want to remain on thie list for a while, mostly to further refine my > understanding. For now my question is: does BE assist with those who suffer > from MS? or is there another remedy? > > Reid Harvey > www.SilverCeramicSystems.com > > > Hotmail has tools for the New Busy. Search, chat and e-mail from your inbox. > Learn more.
