Multiple sclerosis (MS) can stress the liver for several reasons. If you or someone you care about has MS, it is essential to understand why this happens and the necessary steps to heal the liver while recovering from disease. What is the link Between MS and Liver Disease? MS patients can experience elevated liver
Pathologist Dr. Alan MacDonald discovered many filarial worms in the spinal fluid of 100% of the MS subjects he examined. It has been understood for over 100 years that when these parasitic worms infect the central nervous systems of domestic animals, they exhibit many of the same neurological symptoms associated with multiple sclerosis and other
MS is an infectious disease. Certain parasites linked to MS can cause a potassium deficiency, which in turn can lead to muscle weakness, cramping, tremors, abnormal heartbeat rhythms and many other symptoms. Correcting potassium and other mineral and electrolyte deficiencies caused by parasite infections can improve symptoms and support recovery from multiple sclerosis. MS
This post discusses the discovery of small roundworms in the spinal fluid of every multiple sclerosis subject tested, how these worms are passed from animals to humans and the symptoms they cause. It also shares a few current successes of Wellness Champions who are getting ready to treat or are treating parasites in their recovery
Video time stamps: 2:11 min – 2 current Wellness Champion successes in recovering from MS. 4:44 min – How to use garlic when treating parasites. 16:20 min – Homeopathy in treating parasites. 17:19 min – Which parasites cause MS? 19:22 min – The important steps to follow when treating parasites. 21:10 min – How to
This post discusses the 4 most common parasitic worms we can get from our pets, the symptoms they cause and the best ways to treat these worms in our pets and ourselves. According to the CDC, worms that infect pets can also infect people [i][ii] and by regularly treating parasites in our pets, we can
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
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