Re: MS and Microwaves - can Myelin regenerate?

[Guest guest]

Yes, I think MS is a catch-all phrase. There are too many different symptoms

involved that can be individually diagnosed. Like pain can be called

fibromyalgia, lesions can be called multiple sclerosis. The question is why do

you have lesions, what caused the immune response? Myelin can repair itself

with some help.

If free-radicals cause the immune response, what causes them to be

free-radicals?

If you can get further away from electrical appliances and that helps you, then

that may be influencing your symptoms. Throw that microwave in the trash! It

is not the best way to cook your food. It changes molecular structure of the

food. That could be a source of your free radicals, maybe not.

You need to find a starting point and expand on that. It could take days, it

may take years but not making lifestyle impovements will not lead to recovery.

Doing research is a good place to start.

>

> OK, now I'm going to sound like the ........

>

> after looking at my MRI scans alone, no consult yet, a conversation rings in

my memory.

>

> My grandfather (he is now gone) moved his microwave from next to his table

because he told me that it was affecting his vision. That was back in the EARLY

90s when I had 2 toddlers and more to ponder than his wacky idea.

>

> So yesterday this conversation came to me because I realized my microwave is

just at my eye level, no I'm not is a wheel chair, just vertically challenged.

Anyway, my right eye appears to be completely glowing in the MRI and just a few

weeks ago while renewing my license I realized that the right eye was really a

LOT worse then my left when looking in their machine. I was shocked that I

probably missed 3 of the flashing lights on the right side (they did that first)

I've been living in my home with the microwave for 15 years.

>

> When I first saw the scan I wondered " why the right eye? " but in thinking

about this dumb microwave thing....i realized we have a tv in the kitchen and

when I look at it my head is turned so that my right side is toward the

microwave.

>

> So yesterday I was doing google searches about MS and microwaves till my

antivirus started alarming about a trojan...whatever that is so I shut down did

a scan and all is well.

>

> Before shutting down, I was trying to understand the techno garbo about white

matter being affected, yada yada, yada.

>

> Have any of you found anything about that, and is there a way to regenerate

the Myelin? My husband had some nerve damage (foot drop) and he reversed it

with exercise and they have him on folic acid.

>

> You know, I don't eat horrible, have been on a gluten free diet for 5 years

now - I'm stict too-

>

> As I read through the posts, I wonder if those " cured " actually have the scar

tissue on their Myelin? and scar tissue...that is a whole nother topic, My

surgeon in 1993 said I had prduced an over abundance of it in my abdomen and he

removed a lot then, no more problems.

>

> Could MS be a " catch all phrase " drs use and there are many reasons that cause

our symptoms? and is that why some are cured with one thing and others another?

>

> OK I'm rambling now...sorry...maybe I need that consult but you know what I'm

going to hear, even though I don't. My DH said I don't have to do anything I

don't want. what a sweetie.

>

> my pharmisist did tell me of a wholistic pharmacist in town, I think I'll call

there today.

>

> Thanks for letting me vent, ponder via keyboard, and be a part of your group.

>

> I guess I just have to remember " The Joy of the LORD is my STRENGTH! and focus

there.

>

> Hope you have a great Labor day weekend!

> sw4H

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, I think MS is a catch-all phrase. There are too many different symptoms

involved that can be individually diagnosed. Like pain can be called

fibromyalgia, lesions can be called multiple sclerosis. The question is why do

you have lesions, what caused the immune response? Myelin can repair itself

with some help.

If free-radicals cause the immune response, what causes them to be

free-radicals?

If you can get further away from electrical appliances and that helps you, then

that may be influencing your symptoms. Throw that microwave in the trash! It

is not the best way to cook your food. It changes molecular structure of the

food. That could be a source of your free radicals, maybe not.

You need to find a starting point and expand on that. It could take days, it

may take years but not making lifestyle impovements will not lead to recovery.

Doing research is a good place to start.

>

> OK, now I'm going to sound like the ........

>

> after looking at my MRI scans alone, no consult yet, a conversation rings in

my memory.

>

> My grandfather (he is now gone) moved his microwave from next to his table

because he told me that it was affecting his vision. That was back in the EARLY

90s when I had 2 toddlers and more to ponder than his wacky idea.

>

> So yesterday this conversation came to me because I realized my microwave is

just at my eye level, no I'm not is a wheel chair, just vertically challenged.

Anyway, my right eye appears to be completely glowing in the MRI and just a few

weeks ago while renewing my license I realized that the right eye was really a

LOT worse then my left when looking in their machine. I was shocked that I

probably missed 3 of the flashing lights on the right side (they did that first)

I've been living in my home with the microwave for 15 years.

>

> When I first saw the scan I wondered " why the right eye? " but in thinking

about this dumb microwave thing....i realized we have a tv in the kitchen and

when I look at it my head is turned so that my right side is toward the

microwave.

>

> So yesterday I was doing google searches about MS and microwaves till my

antivirus started alarming about a trojan...whatever that is so I shut down did

a scan and all is well.

>

> Before shutting down, I was trying to understand the techno garbo about white

matter being affected, yada yada, yada.

>

> Have any of you found anything about that, and is there a way to regenerate

the Myelin? My husband had some nerve damage (foot drop) and he reversed it

with exercise and they have him on folic acid.

>

> You know, I don't eat horrible, have been on a gluten free diet for 5 years

now - I'm stict too-

>

> As I read through the posts, I wonder if those " cured " actually have the scar

tissue on their Myelin? and scar tissue...that is a whole nother topic, My

surgeon in 1993 said I had prduced an over abundance of it in my abdomen and he

removed a lot then, no more problems.

>

> Could MS be a " catch all phrase " drs use and there are many reasons that cause

our symptoms? and is that why some are cured with one thing and others another?

>

> OK I'm rambling now...sorry...maybe I need that consult but you know what I'm

going to hear, even though I don't. My DH said I don't have to do anything I

don't want. what a sweetie.

>

> my pharmisist did tell me of a wholistic pharmacist in town, I think I'll call

there today.

>

> Thanks for letting me vent, ponder via keyboard, and be a part of your group.

>

> I guess I just have to remember " The Joy of the LORD is my STRENGTH! and focus

there.

>

> Hope you have a great Labor day weekend!

> sw4H

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, I think MS is a catch-all phrase. There are too many different symptoms

involved that can be individually diagnosed. Like pain can be called

fibromyalgia, lesions can be called multiple sclerosis. The question is why do

you have lesions, what caused the immune response? Myelin can repair itself

with some help.

If free-radicals cause the immune response, what causes them to be

free-radicals?

If you can get further away from electrical appliances and that helps you, then

that may be influencing your symptoms. Throw that microwave in the trash! It

is not the best way to cook your food. It changes molecular structure of the

food. That could be a source of your free radicals, maybe not.

You need to find a starting point and expand on that. It could take days, it

may take years but not making lifestyle impovements will not lead to recovery.

Doing research is a good place to start.

>

> OK, now I'm going to sound like the ........

>

> after looking at my MRI scans alone, no consult yet, a conversation rings in

my memory.

>

> My grandfather (he is now gone) moved his microwave from next to his table

because he told me that it was affecting his vision. That was back in the EARLY

90s when I had 2 toddlers and more to ponder than his wacky idea.

>

> So yesterday this conversation came to me because I realized my microwave is

just at my eye level, no I'm not is a wheel chair, just vertically challenged.

Anyway, my right eye appears to be completely glowing in the MRI and just a few

weeks ago while renewing my license I realized that the right eye was really a

LOT worse then my left when looking in their machine. I was shocked that I

probably missed 3 of the flashing lights on the right side (they did that first)

I've been living in my home with the microwave for 15 years.

>

> When I first saw the scan I wondered " why the right eye? " but in thinking

about this dumb microwave thing....i realized we have a tv in the kitchen and

when I look at it my head is turned so that my right side is toward the

microwave.

>

> So yesterday I was doing google searches about MS and microwaves till my

antivirus started alarming about a trojan...whatever that is so I shut down did

a scan and all is well.

>

> Before shutting down, I was trying to understand the techno garbo about white

matter being affected, yada yada, yada.

>

> Have any of you found anything about that, and is there a way to regenerate

the Myelin? My husband had some nerve damage (foot drop) and he reversed it

with exercise and they have him on folic acid.

>

> You know, I don't eat horrible, have been on a gluten free diet for 5 years

now - I'm stict too-

>

> As I read through the posts, I wonder if those " cured " actually have the scar

tissue on their Myelin? and scar tissue...that is a whole nother topic, My

surgeon in 1993 said I had prduced an over abundance of it in my abdomen and he

removed a lot then, no more problems.

>

> Could MS be a " catch all phrase " drs use and there are many reasons that cause

our symptoms? and is that why some are cured with one thing and others another?

>

> OK I'm rambling now...sorry...maybe I need that consult but you know what I'm

going to hear, even though I don't. My DH said I don't have to do anything I

don't want. what a sweetie.

>

> my pharmisist did tell me of a wholistic pharmacist in town, I think I'll call

there today.

>

> Thanks for letting me vent, ponder via keyboard, and be a part of your group.

>

> I guess I just have to remember " The Joy of the LORD is my STRENGTH! and focus

there.

>

> Hope you have a great Labor day weekend!

> sw4H

>

[Guest guest]

The most effective substance I have found for the eyes is high dose Cod Liver

Oil. I'll say it again.... Greenpastures fermented Cod Liver Oil! This stuff

is amazing! You must use therapeutic doses. YES...brand name DOES make a

difference. Really, really wonderful stuff for vision and vision issues. Also

good for speech issues. Bilberry is also supposed to help with vision.

My son couldn't make eye contact and was extremely 'hyper-peripheral' in that he

looked out of the 'sides' of his eyes and his central detail vision was shot.

This was pretty much a LIFELONG issue. I tried every brand of CLO out there. I

wasn't using high enough doses and good enough quality of Cod Liver Oil. Within

2.5 months of using Greenpastures CLO at 25,000 IU of vit A (so....about 5

capsules since there is 5,000 iu in each capsure). His vision issues went away

almost completely! (he still has some visual motor issues left with his

hands-eye but it's almost completely gone now). No more hyper-peripheral vision

and no more walking into walls and no more disorientation. (getting lost all of

the time, or turned-around with regards to direction)

In addition, you might try 'patching' your left eye every day for about 2-3

hours and doing some near point vision work to strengthen that right eye again.

(yes.... we've done most of the therapy through the years too!) Do you notice

whether this is a near-point vision issue, far-point or is it all the time.

Does lighting make a difference.... Try to really pinpoint where and how the

problem is occurring so that you can remediate it. Ball tossing strengthens the

eyes in their transition from near point to far point and back again as well.

Climbing ladders, brachiation bars, etc. work central detail vision. Pinpoint

glasses also help to strengthen the eyes.

Personally, we did all of the therapy ``without`` great results. The cod liver

oil is what really helped out with the vision.....all of that ``natural``

vitamin A!

Janice

From: skywatcher4him

Sent: Friday, September 03, 2010 7:18 AM

To: mscured

Subject: MS and Microwaves - can Myelin regenerate?

OK, now I'm going to sound like the ........

after looking at my MRI scans alone, no consult yet, a conversation rings in my

memory.

My grandfather (he is now gone) moved his microwave from next to his table

because he told me that it was affecting his vision. That was back in the EARLY

90s when I had 2 toddlers and more to ponder than his wacky idea.

So yesterday this conversation came to me because I realized my microwave is

just at my eye level, no I'm not is a wheel chair, just vertically challenged.

Anyway, my right eye appears to be completely glowing in the MRI and just a few

weeks ago while renewing my license I realized that the right eye was really a

LOT worse then my left when looking in their machine. I was shocked that I

probably missed 3 of the flashing lights on the right side (they did that first)

I've been living in my home with the microwave for 15 years.

When I first saw the scan I wondered " why the right eye? " but in thinking about

this dumb microwave thing....i realized we have a tv in the kitchen and when I

look at it my head is turned so that my right side is toward the microwave.

So yesterday I was doing google searches about MS and microwaves till my

antivirus started alarming about a trojan...whatever that is so I shut down did

a scan and all is well.

Before shutting down, I was trying to understand the techno garbo about white

matter being affected, yada yada, yada.

Have any of you found anything about that, and is there a way to regenerate the

Myelin? My husband had some nerve damage (foot drop) and he reversed it with

exercise and they have him on folic acid.

You know, I don't eat horrible, have been on a gluten free diet for 5 years now

- I'm stict too-

As I read through the posts, I wonder if those " cured " actually have the scar

tissue on their Myelin? and scar tissue...that is a whole nother topic, My

surgeon in 1993 said I had prduced an over abundance of it in my abdomen and he

removed a lot then, no more problems.

Could MS be a " catch all phrase " drs use and there are many reasons that cause

our symptoms? and is that why some are cured with one thing and others another?

OK I'm rambling now...sorry...maybe I need that consult but you know what I'm

going to hear, even though I don't. My DH said I don't have to do anything I

don't want. what a sweetie.

my pharmisist did tell me of a wholistic pharmacist in town, I think I'll call

there today.

Thanks for letting me vent, ponder via keyboard, and be a part of your group.

I guess I just have to remember " The Joy of the LORD is my STRENGTH! and focus

there.

Hope you have a great Labor day weekend!

sw4H

[Guest guest]

The most effective substance I have found for the eyes is high dose Cod Liver

Oil. I'll say it again.... Greenpastures fermented Cod Liver Oil! This stuff

is amazing! You must use therapeutic doses. YES...brand name DOES make a

difference. Really, really wonderful stuff for vision and vision issues. Also

good for speech issues. Bilberry is also supposed to help with vision.

My son couldn't make eye contact and was extremely 'hyper-peripheral' in that he

looked out of the 'sides' of his eyes and his central detail vision was shot.

This was pretty much a LIFELONG issue. I tried every brand of CLO out there. I

wasn't using high enough doses and good enough quality of Cod Liver Oil. Within

2.5 months of using Greenpastures CLO at 25,000 IU of vit A (so....about 5

capsules since there is 5,000 iu in each capsure). His vision issues went away

almost completely! (he still has some visual motor issues left with his

hands-eye but it's almost completely gone now). No more hyper-peripheral vision

and no more walking into walls and no more disorientation. (getting lost all of

the time, or turned-around with regards to direction)

In addition, you might try 'patching' your left eye every day for about 2-3

hours and doing some near point vision work to strengthen that right eye again.

(yes.... we've done most of the therapy through the years too!) Do you notice

whether this is a near-point vision issue, far-point or is it all the time.

Does lighting make a difference.... Try to really pinpoint where and how the

problem is occurring so that you can remediate it. Ball tossing strengthens the

eyes in their transition from near point to far point and back again as well.

Climbing ladders, brachiation bars, etc. work central detail vision. Pinpoint

glasses also help to strengthen the eyes.

Personally, we did all of the therapy ``without`` great results. The cod liver

oil is what really helped out with the vision.....all of that ``natural``

vitamin A!

Janice

From: skywatcher4him

Sent: Friday, September 03, 2010 7:18 AM

To: mscured

Subject: MS and Microwaves - can Myelin regenerate?

OK, now I'm going to sound like the ........

after looking at my MRI scans alone, no consult yet, a conversation rings in my

memory.

My grandfather (he is now gone) moved his microwave from next to his table

because he told me that it was affecting his vision. That was back in the EARLY

90s when I had 2 toddlers and more to ponder than his wacky idea.

So yesterday this conversation came to me because I realized my microwave is

just at my eye level, no I'm not is a wheel chair, just vertically challenged.

Anyway, my right eye appears to be completely glowing in the MRI and just a few

weeks ago while renewing my license I realized that the right eye was really a

LOT worse then my left when looking in their machine. I was shocked that I

probably missed 3 of the flashing lights on the right side (they did that first)

I've been living in my home with the microwave for 15 years.

When I first saw the scan I wondered " why the right eye? " but in thinking about

this dumb microwave thing....i realized we have a tv in the kitchen and when I

look at it my head is turned so that my right side is toward the microwave.

So yesterday I was doing google searches about MS and microwaves till my

antivirus started alarming about a trojan...whatever that is so I shut down did

a scan and all is well.

Before shutting down, I was trying to understand the techno garbo about white

matter being affected, yada yada, yada.

Have any of you found anything about that, and is there a way to regenerate the

Myelin? My husband had some nerve damage (foot drop) and he reversed it with

exercise and they have him on folic acid.

You know, I don't eat horrible, have been on a gluten free diet for 5 years now

- I'm stict too-

As I read through the posts, I wonder if those " cured " actually have the scar

tissue on their Myelin? and scar tissue...that is a whole nother topic, My

surgeon in 1993 said I had prduced an over abundance of it in my abdomen and he

removed a lot then, no more problems.

Could MS be a " catch all phrase " drs use and there are many reasons that cause

our symptoms? and is that why some are cured with one thing and others another?

OK I'm rambling now...sorry...maybe I need that consult but you know what I'm

going to hear, even though I don't. My DH said I don't have to do anything I

don't want. what a sweetie.

my pharmisist did tell me of a wholistic pharmacist in town, I think I'll call

there today.

Thanks for letting me vent, ponder via keyboard, and be a part of your group.

I guess I just have to remember " The Joy of the LORD is my STRENGTH! and focus

there.

Hope you have a great Labor day weekend!

sw4H

[Guest guest]

The most effective substance I have found for the eyes is high dose Cod Liver

Oil. I'll say it again.... Greenpastures fermented Cod Liver Oil! This stuff

is amazing! You must use therapeutic doses. YES...brand name DOES make a

difference. Really, really wonderful stuff for vision and vision issues. Also

good for speech issues. Bilberry is also supposed to help with vision.

My son couldn't make eye contact and was extremely 'hyper-peripheral' in that he

looked out of the 'sides' of his eyes and his central detail vision was shot.

This was pretty much a LIFELONG issue. I tried every brand of CLO out there. I

wasn't using high enough doses and good enough quality of Cod Liver Oil. Within

2.5 months of using Greenpastures CLO at 25,000 IU of vit A (so....about 5

capsules since there is 5,000 iu in each capsure). His vision issues went away

almost completely! (he still has some visual motor issues left with his

hands-eye but it's almost completely gone now). No more hyper-peripheral vision

and no more walking into walls and no more disorientation. (getting lost all of

the time, or turned-around with regards to direction)

In addition, you might try 'patching' your left eye every day for about 2-3

hours and doing some near point vision work to strengthen that right eye again.

(yes.... we've done most of the therapy through the years too!) Do you notice

whether this is a near-point vision issue, far-point or is it all the time.

Does lighting make a difference.... Try to really pinpoint where and how the

problem is occurring so that you can remediate it. Ball tossing strengthens the

eyes in their transition from near point to far point and back again as well.

Climbing ladders, brachiation bars, etc. work central detail vision. Pinpoint

glasses also help to strengthen the eyes.

Personally, we did all of the therapy ``without`` great results. The cod liver

oil is what really helped out with the vision.....all of that ``natural``

vitamin A!

Janice

From: skywatcher4him

Sent: Friday, September 03, 2010 7:18 AM

To: mscured

Subject: MS and Microwaves - can Myelin regenerate?

OK, now I'm going to sound like the ........

after looking at my MRI scans alone, no consult yet, a conversation rings in my

memory.

My grandfather (he is now gone) moved his microwave from next to his table

because he told me that it was affecting his vision. That was back in the EARLY

90s when I had 2 toddlers and more to ponder than his wacky idea.

So yesterday this conversation came to me because I realized my microwave is

just at my eye level, no I'm not is a wheel chair, just vertically challenged.

Anyway, my right eye appears to be completely glowing in the MRI and just a few

weeks ago while renewing my license I realized that the right eye was really a

LOT worse then my left when looking in their machine. I was shocked that I

probably missed 3 of the flashing lights on the right side (they did that first)

I've been living in my home with the microwave for 15 years.

When I first saw the scan I wondered " why the right eye? " but in thinking about

this dumb microwave thing....i realized we have a tv in the kitchen and when I

look at it my head is turned so that my right side is toward the microwave.

So yesterday I was doing google searches about MS and microwaves till my

antivirus started alarming about a trojan...whatever that is so I shut down did

a scan and all is well.

Before shutting down, I was trying to understand the techno garbo about white

matter being affected, yada yada, yada.

Have any of you found anything about that, and is there a way to regenerate the

Myelin? My husband had some nerve damage (foot drop) and he reversed it with

exercise and they have him on folic acid.

You know, I don't eat horrible, have been on a gluten free diet for 5 years now

- I'm stict too-

As I read through the posts, I wonder if those " cured " actually have the scar

tissue on their Myelin? and scar tissue...that is a whole nother topic, My

surgeon in 1993 said I had prduced an over abundance of it in my abdomen and he

removed a lot then, no more problems.

Could MS be a " catch all phrase " drs use and there are many reasons that cause

our symptoms? and is that why some are cured with one thing and others another?

OK I'm rambling now...sorry...maybe I need that consult but you know what I'm

going to hear, even though I don't. My DH said I don't have to do anything I

don't want. what a sweetie.

my pharmisist did tell me of a wholistic pharmacist in town, I think I'll call

there today.

Thanks for letting me vent, ponder via keyboard, and be a part of your group.

I guess I just have to remember " The Joy of the LORD is my STRENGTH! and focus

there.

Hope you have a great Labor day weekend!

sw4H

[Guest guest]

I use that brand of CLO in liquid form. It's expensive but it's good! I took

butter oil for awhile but now I eat raw butter, sometimes ghee.

>

> The most effective substance I have found for the eyes is high dose Cod Liver

Oil. I'll say it again.... Greenpastures fermented Cod Liver Oil! This stuff

is amazing! You must use therapeutic doses. YES...brand name DOES make a

difference. Really, really wonderful stuff for vision and vision issues. Also

good for speech issues. Bilberry is also supposed to help with vision.

[Guest guest]

Take heart - myelin can regenerate. My neurologist said that

Swedish studies prove that taking vitamin B12, 50 mcg day, sublingually,

(ie, disslolve the tablet under your tongue), can help repair myelin.

You might want to get your blood tested to see if you're low on B12.

The Myelin Repair Foundation is doing research on repair. It seems to me

if one could close the blood-brain barrier, the body would have a chance

to repair at least some of the myelin. I;ve read that cherries and dark fruit

like berries help close the barrier. Hope this helps, Swami V.