Re: Transverse Myelitis/Devic's Disease/MS

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Its classified as an autoimmune disorder. At this point, I believe

autoimmune disorders are caused by pathogens and toxins. Samento is

the number one product I see recommended for chronic illnesses. Cod

liver oil appears also to be very recommended for nerve protection.

Get a good brand like Nordic Naturals. There are many supplements out

there, like Turmeric, Ginger Root, and a bunch of the Nutramedix

products are for detoxing, anti-inflammatories, and pathogen-

killers. If you can afford a good doc, Dr. Cowden would probably see

her. A CNHP in the area might could be very helpful. There are

other docs that are famous for helping people that mainstream docs

fail at (Usman, Yasko, Klinghardt). Not sure which of these might

also see adults.

Now, remember I am not a doc, but these are my thoughts. I imagine

its very difficult when vision is involved.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

>

> I have a friend whose mom has just been diagnosed with Devic's

> Disease. It's similar to Transverse Myelitis and MS. I've been

trying

> to find " alternative " information on it, and I'm not finding what

I'm

> looking for. It's all so medical, and full of BS! We all know

that

> these things do not just happen and that there is an explanation.

>

> Since autism is related to other neurological problems like this, I

was

> hoping someone on this group would have more information. I need

to

> know if it could be linked to vaccinations, Lyme's disease, other

> viruses, etc... Who should she see and what should she do? Are

there

> any websites with information that actually useful?

>

> She gets her yearly flu shot, but has opted to get the " mercury

free "

> jabs the last few years because I warned her about it. She was a

nurse

> before she retired and firmly believes in the medical system. I

tried

> to get her off of the vaccine completely, but she made her choice

to

> keep doing it.

>

> She had her last flu shot in October I believe, and she started

having

> problems in February (I think). It doesn't seem related, but I

guess

> it could be. She lives in NY, so I would imagine Lyme's disease is

a

> possible answer. Any other thoughts?

>

> Thanks so much,

> Jenn

>