Re: Lux Research

[Guest guest]

Yes, I saw that. I wanted to be able to service myself with supplements

and/or procedures. Unless these things are easily obtained, it seems

only slightly informative, but not really applicable. (Unless of course

it gets us out of our wheelchairs)

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> Though I agree that there are many scams, if you read the whole article,

you will see they are not selling an7ything. not only are they offernig to

shoulder costs but they tell you where to find and res3earch it on the web.

[Guest guest]

We are interested in this.

My wife is the one with MS.

In U.S. and in Europe there are no medicines that really cure. They only help

but cure, no.

The info by this group about their treatment as far as I have done my search

does not disagree with other research & medical data.

I think this treatment is simple becuase it is myelin and herbs and that

seems to be no problem. We have been using herbs before and natural stuff

so I think it makes sense to use natural methods.

We have contact Lux Research and they want people to be free from other

medications.

I will ask my wife to stop the other drugs she take and if she does,

she should try this stuff.

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> > Though I agree that there are many scams, if you read the whole article,

you will see they are not selling an7ything. not only are they offernig to

shoulder costs but they tell you where to find and res3earch it on the web.

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[Guest guest]

Try Sphingolin (myelin basic protein) if you are interested in this therapy. I

used it in the beginning but I didn't stick with it long enough to notice

results. Things were coming at me too fast then, it was hard to keep up! My life

changed overnight as yours may have too.

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> > Is anyone following the Lux program?

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