The Paleo diet is a popular diet with many groups and celebrities, but will it help people who have MS? This post will discuss the Paleo diet – what it is, the guidelines and the benefits to those with MS who follow this diet. Story at a glance The benefits of the Paleo diet
The ketogenic diet has been very popular for weight loss, diabetes and managing conditions like epilepsy, but will it help MS? Story at a glance Various studies show that the MS patients following a ketogenic diet can benefit from: Improved mitochondrial function More energy Improved memory and motor function Reduced oxidative stress Less inflammation
Mainstream science teaches that Multiple Sclerosis is caused by immune cells attacking the myelin sheath of nerve cells in the central nervous system, as if it is the enemy. But what if our immune cells are attacking a foreign invader inside the myelin sheath, causing injury to it and surrounding nerve cells as they try to
For a person living with multiple sclerosis (MS), it is a daily struggle to have to cope with the realities of that condition. These days, there are many who claim they have the best method to help people manage their MS, but most of these methods are not an effective long-term solution. One of these
Two scientific reviews published this month discuss very important insights into the real cause of MS. One was published in the journal Biomolecules, and the second in the Lancet. Both reviews are focused on research that is leading us in the right direction to find a cure for multiple sclerosis. These researchers are on
A Harvard research group recently published a study investigating if the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is a trigger for multiple sclerosis. This study has received a lot of attention in the media and from the National MS Society. It is promoted as a very large study done by a well-respected research group that provides strong evidence
Researchers and physicians have observed an increase in autoimmune disorders, including multiple sclerosis (MS), over the last several decades. In fact, MS is the most common non-traumatic cause of neurological disability in young adults in developed countries. As the cause of MS is still unknown and there is no cure, an emerging body of evidence
There is finally a growing interest in how parasites are treated. Although many Western practitioners do not believe parasites are a big concern, many people suffering with chronic disease understand the parasite connection. People with a chronic disease often used antibiotics frequently in the past, they often have a history of digestive issues like gas,
It is so important to discuss how parasites are spread, because our medical practitioners are trained to believe that parasites are not an issue in developed countries. But in fact, nothing could be further from the truth. Parasites are all around us. We can’t avoid them. “Nematodes are the most abundant animal in the world
Staying on track with the Live Disease Free eating plan can can make it difficult to find healthy meal ideas for the holidays. Whether you’re hosting friends or family, or attending a holiday meal as a guest, I wanted to share some delicious meal ideas that align with the Live Disease Free eating plan. Here are
You know something is not right – you’re feeling off. You may have gut issues, mood or memory problems, headaches, pain, stiffness, or neurological symptoms (tingling, numbness, spasms, paralysis). Or maybe you were diagnosed with a disease like MS. Could parasites be causing the horrible symptoms that you are dealing with? Absolutely! Unfortunately it is
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease, classified as an autoimmune disease that attacks the central nervous system (brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves). It affects approximately 2.4 million people and is more prevalent in women, with a ratio of women to men at 2:1. More Canadians are diagnosed with MS than in almost any
Do viruses cause multiple sclerosis? Over the last few years, the Epstein-Barr virus and human herpesvirus 6 have received a lot of research attention as being possible causes of multiple sclerosis. However, according to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, “to date, researchers have not been able to identify a single virus as the trigger for
MS and Lyme disease are often misdiagnosed for one another, because the symptoms often overlap. Research shows that the microbes associated with Lyme disease are a major cause of neurological symptoms for those who suffer with multiple sclerosis and other neurological diseases. What is Lyme disease? Lyme disease is an infectious disease caused by various
The connection between MS and fungus Chronic fungal infections are present alongside many diseases, including MS. In the Live Disease Free Academy, we have been able to help hundreds of Wellness Champions recover from MS and other chronic diseases by treating infections in the body. Over 30 years of scientific research has shown that MS
Is it possible that parasites cause multiple sclerosis? What we’re finding in the Live Disease Free Academy and what current research is revealing is that people who suffer with multiple sclerosis are infested with parasites. Chronic disease is caused by multiple infections. By the time a disease is diagnosed we are in a state of
What is the biggest cause of multiple sclerosis? I have interviewed hundreds of people who suffer with MS. They are all searching for a better way to treat it – a way to get their lives back. Chronic silent infections are the biggest cause of MS, and by treating the cause a significant amount of
2019 has been an amazing year, full of inspiring successes and insights! We have learned so much more about the role of parasites with chronic disease, and more importantly, how to effectively treat them. I am so humbled and honoured to be part of this truly pioneering work. Treating parasites is a lost and forgotten
Privacy Policy: We hate spam and promise to keep your email address safe
