Various studies show that supplementing with a probiotic may slow the progression towards disability and improve mental health (reduce depression and anxiety), cognitive and motor function, and general health for MS patients. This post discusses the research review, Probiotics and Commensal Gut Microbiota as the Effective Alternative Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis Patients Treatment which explores
As holiday season is almost here, the Live Disease team wants you to enjoy delicious food without having a setback in your health. This post will review important Live Disease Free Diet guidelines and share many of our favorite holiday drinks, appies and meal ideas so that you’ll be prepared to have a tasty and
Anyone suffering from ongoing illness, autoimmune disease, heart disease or cancer has a parasitic infestation. Parasites are the biggest cause of disease and they are challenging to treat. Enemas on their own will not effectively treat a parasitic infestation, but the right type of enema plays a crucial role in an effective parasite treatment plan.
The National MS Society suggests that MS and Lyme Disease share much in common – especially when it comes to symptoms and testing positive through MRI and lumbar punctures. Yet they claim that the big difference between Lyme disease and MS is that MS patients don’t respond to antibiotic therapy, whereas Lyme patients often do
Mast cells (MC) are an important part of our innate immune system. They are involved in allergic reactions and increasing evidence shows that they are involved in autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and multiple sclerosis. Understanding what mast cells are, what they do in the body and their involvement in MS adds more proof that
Parasites can infect our blood vessels and cause inflammation which can result in narrowing of the vessels, reduced circulation, swelling, edema, pain, stiffness, difficulty walking and much more. In 2008, Dr. Zamboni created the term Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI) to describe a condition where the veins in the head and neck of MS patients
In this post, I will discuss common oxygen therapies and share which one I believe is the most economical and effective one for treating parasites. This training is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace the necessary measures of a healthcare professional. Oxidizing agents can be very corrosive and cause tissue damage
Many of our students suffered from MS before starting the Live Disease Free program and the question often arises, “If I don’t have MS, could it be that I have a lot of parasites? Could parasites be causing my symptoms?” In this post, Pam shares an overview of the experience and insights of one of
A study published this month compared the types of bacteria in the gut of healthy people to those in the gut of people with MS who were not genetically related, yet lived in the same home. Researchers discovered significantly higher levels of bacteria that cause inflammation and lower levels of health promoting bacteria in the
This post shares the experiences and insights of one of our students who is treating parasites in her recovery from multiple sclerosis – how the parasites are being treated, pictures of parasites that she passed and the truly amazing symptom improvements that she felt following treatment are also discussed. The following information is solely for
There are insightful connections between the distribution of MS and malaria in many countries. It is also fascinating how MS patients have experienced symptom improvements when prescribed malaria drugs. This post discusses this forgotten research and how it may help in the treatment of MS. In Part 1 of this series, I reviewed a 2021
Most of us diagnosed with MS wouldn’t consider that we could have a chronic silent malarial infection because we haven’t travelled to a tropical country that has malaria. Nevertheless, over 100 years of compelling scientific evidence links malarial infections to MS. This research shows that for some and possibly many MS patients, a malarial infection
Is multiple sclerosis caused by a malaria-like parasite? A recent study found that the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) significantly slowed down the progression of disability in people with primary progressive MS (PPMS). This post will discuss: What protists are and how they infect us Highlights of this study Provide compelling evidence linking MS and
There are Real Solutions for MS Today! To restore health, we must focus on treating the cause of inflammation, which are parasites. First, identify the enemy (parasites), then support the body and treat the parasites while following a holistic approach. When parasitic infections are treated effectively, we can overcome inflammation or disease. If
People diagnosed with multiple sclerosis often wonder if it could be inherited. Clarity on this topic is so important because it helps us to know if it is even possible to recover from MS. In this post I will discuss and simplify the science about MS and genetics and share how the science confirms
Even though there is overwhelming scientific evidence that MS is an infectious disease caused by parasites, most doctors don’t believe parasites can cause multiple sclerosis and don’t believe that we could have parasites. They also lack the skills to recognize the symptoms of parasites and to treat them. This becomes a huge challenge for
How Biotoxins Can Trigger Disease Parasites not only cause inflammation as our immune system defends our body, but the biotoxins they produce can also have a major impact on our metabolism – how our body runs or operates. Chronic inflammation and abnormal metabolism caused by parasites and their toxins can exist in our bodies
The ketogenic diet has gained a lot of attention in the multiple sclerosis community. To learn more about the Keto diet and MS watch my video, “Multiple Sclerosis and the Keto Diet. Will it help?” In this post, I discuss amazing results from researchers who studied a low-carb high-fat diet for multiple sclerosis patients.
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