Multiple Sclerosis and Parasites

There is growing evidence that MS is an infectious disease, and when we suffer with neurological symptoms of MS (or other neurological diseases) research is showing that most often several microbes are responsible for our symptoms – directly or indirectly. These microbes can include fungus, vector borne infections (Lyme disease), parasites and possibly viruses.

In Part 1 of my Multiple Sclerosis is Caused by Infection series of videos, I focused on one of these microbes – parasites – and I shared groundbreaking research by Dr. Alan MacDonald on the cause of MS.

In his 2016 study of the brains and spinal fluid of patients who had died from MS, pathologist Dr. MacDonald found nematode worms in the brains and spinal fluid of 100% of MS patients that he tested.

In addition, he discovered that Borrelia (Lyme disease) was present inside the worm, and when these worms die in the central nervous system, Borrelia is released into the central nervous system – thus infecting the brain and spinal fluid with Borrelia – Lyme Disease.

Although Dr. MacDonald found Borrelia in the central nervous system of MS patients, he found many more worms.

This is a monumental discovery because it has been known for over 100 years that when these nematodes infect the central nervous system of domestic animals, the animals suffer with the same neurological symptoms found in multiple sclerosis.

Also, it is important to note that these nematode worms can be passed from animals to humans.

You can watch his video here: Multiple Sclerosis is a Parasitosis, a Lecture by Dr. Alan MacDonald.

Think you might be dealing with infections? What can you do about this?

In my video, I share the steps you must take to treat these infections and recover from multiple sclerosis.

If you are ready to treat these infections and take back your health, I invite you to watch my free masterclass training to learn how I have lived free of MS for 28 years! Click here to watch How to Recover from MS Naturally.

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