When most people think about sugar, they picture weight gain, diabetes, or maybe tooth decay. But for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS), sugar does far more harm. Research shows that high sugar intake fuels inflammation, disrupts gut health, worsens fatigue, and even accelerates disability. And there’s another piece of the puzzle almost no one
At Live Disease Free, we celebrate every step our students take toward improving their health and recovering from chronic illness. These stories are real. They are specific. And they prove that recovery is possible when we address the true root cause—parasites and other hidden infections. Below are some of the most recent successes from
When doctors diagnose neurological diseases like multiple sclerosis (MS), they rely heavily on the presence of lesions seen on MRI scans. Lesions appear as white spots in the brain or spinal cord and are considered a hallmark of MS. But here’s the crucial question: what actually causes these lesions? For decades, the medical system has
For over 100 years, evidence has been quietly pointing to one shocking truth: multiple sclerosis (MS) is not an autoimmune disease, but an infectious disease caused by a parasitic infestation. Parasite drugs don’t just fight infections — they have been shown to cut MS relapses, slow disability, and even promote remyelination. This overlooked evidence changes
For over 35 years, I have been living MS free, without MS drugs, and without the fear of relapse. I didn’t get here by luck. I got here because I discovered something almost no one was talking about: parasites are the hidden root cause behind MS and many other chronic diseases. Through the Live Disease
An MS flare can feel like a major setback. One day things are manageable, and the next, symptoms like numbness, vision problems, fatigue, or muscle weakness can suddenly return—or worsen. These flares can be scary and exhausting, especially when they seem to strike without warning. During an MS attack, it’s common to feel helpless—like the
Bowel problems are very common in multiple sclerosis (MS) and other chronic diseases. Constipation and fecal incontinence are the two most common bowel issues in people with MS. Research shows that gastrointestinal (GI) problems often start years before the first MS attack, and MS patients are at a greater risk of irritable bowel disease, ulcerative
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.
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