Re: Re:MS and diet/more info for Lolita

October 9, 2001

Lolita,

You are very welcome. Regarding the GFCF diet, It would make sense that

symptoms of an auto-immune disease would be lessened if the body does have a

metal toxicity burden. Mercury could/can cause problems with the gut (and a

whole lot of other things unfortunately), and being on a GFCF diet just

might help her. Here is some information (see below) I found interesting

that I passed along to my cousin recently.

Best Wishes,

Elsie (in TX)

1) There is a book that looks very informative that was published in March

2001. I read about it in Environmental Magazine (E-Mag). It is called

" Reversing Multiple Sclerosis: 9 Effective Steps to Recover Your Health " by,

Celeste Pepe, Hammond / Paperback / Hampton Roads Publishing Co., Inc. /

March 2001. I previously looked it up at www.barnes & noble.com and it was

only $17.05 (not bad). They also have some info on the webpage about it.

2) How old is your daughter? Does she have amalgam fillings? If she does,

then I would definitely look at chelation info. There is a dentist, Hal

Huggins that has written a book and other info about that connection (I can

get more info for you on that if you want).

3) Also, here is a website that has a lot of papers regarding mercury

effects. It is by Bernard Windham, a researcher that is very helpful and on

the Autism-Mercury list. I have also looked at some of his info in regards

to the MS connection.

Re:MS and diet

> Thank you for this. I told her to ask about chelation- just because it

> seems to me that if the diet is suggested that chelation should be

considered.

>

> A counselor ,that my daughter has been befriended by, said that this diet

> has done wonders for her husband, who has MS.

>

> Lolita

>

> >I've seen a lot of information about mercury toxicity/chelation and the

MS

> >connection, but not the diet.

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