Cure MS

Do you trust doctors? I don’t – anymore.

Seeking alternatives I did find a wonderful cure for my Multiple Sclerosis (MS), and much more!

I am not a doctor – I’m a MS-er. My brain damage has been well documented – 3 MRI scans (1996, 2002, 2007) confirmed innumerable MS-style scars over the brain, however, 2 recent ones detected practically no inflammation.

Actually here I am speaking about Freedom. Think for a moment – I am a sole manager of my health. I make decisions, I take responsibilities. And my health is steadily improving. Keep reading to find out how.

Just now I want you to read a short article MS drugs dangers. This piece of information is arguably the most important for anyone dealing with Multiple Sclerosis.

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In 1996 I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), medicated and experiencing a monster health impairment because of severe side effects.

I started reasoning then: “Is it reasonable to expect to improve health through such tremendous aggravation”? That way I suddenly realized that something deeply wrong happens with the official medical approach. So I left a hospital and stopped using  so-called MS drugs for good.

I was in a desperate need for some cure to help me to escape that seemingly bottomless pit. MS attacks and medications undesirable effects were striping me of all my life forces: my ability to walk suddenly declined to 200 meters, my whole body started shaking, my vision worsened, I couldn’t control urination etc. As one MS-er described such a situation: “I arrived at hospital using my walking stick, a stretcher was necessary to deliver me home after medication”.

After a little bit of research I started changing a diet, but that wasn’t enough. I was experiencing an unmeasured latter-day problem – complete lack of essential knowledge then.

Now, after over 10 years of researching and fiddling around with different aspects of health-related information, I discovered I needed bits of basic information from fields of applied immunology, applied enzymology, applied genetics, environmental medicine, applied toxicology, physiotherapy and psychology. I’ve assembled a rather clear picture of what Multiple Sclerosis and all the autoimmune disorders really are. Most importantly, I have a rather coherent perception of how to deal with them. Strangely enough, I don’t need information from the field of neurology at all, perhaps because I care about health – not sickness.

One more thing. Its strange to discover how health information has been manipulated – or withheld by authorities to persuade vulnerable people.

How I cured my MS?

I was lucky. Incredibly lucky. Just after I returned from a hospital, somebody came to visit me and said: “I saw a new natural supplement at a pharmacy. It could help you in dealing with your problem”. I really had nothing to lose, so I started using it at once. It was a splendid starting point in overcoming Multiple Sclerosis. After using the supplement for over a year my MS attacks completely vanished. Look – I haven’t used any medications from 1997 and I haven’t had MS attacks since.

This wonderful supplement is Systemic Enzymes.

You might ask: “But what’s so special about them?”. It’s probably the most intricate question to answer. But I’ll try:

The moment one ceases to produce enzymes the body is dead

The more I know about enzymes, the more excited I am. Regretfully, such an information is rather scarce. Why? Well, I think, because enzymes have been discovered quite recently, and, most importantly, they are almost completely unadvertised.

Something else: literally any synthetic medication is killing your body’s ability to produce enzymes.

But anyway, what’s so special about Systemic Enzymes? Ok, enzymes run every one’s cell. Supplementary enzymes enter a body through alimentary tract. Therefore, if there is any food in a stomach, they start to dissociate it into separate parts – they are digestive enzymes. Contrarily, if a stomach is empty, enzymes enter a bloodstream and start performing a wonderful job in every cell of a body (system) – therefore they are systemic enzymes. Doing that they:

• break down toxins
• eliminate heavy metals
• regulate and strengthen the immune system
• cleanse the blood
• reduce inflammation . . .

Obviously, everything is far more complicated here. Nevertheless, you get the idea. The systemic enzymes supplement I was using at that time is named Wobenzym. It works, but it isn’t perfect – some of its compound enzymes are extracted from animals. I wanted something better, preferably plant-based – and probably cheaper.

As I was searching thoroughly for quality Systemic Enzymes supplements, I met lots of different systemic enzymes supplements. But which one is best? Neither could convince me, until I came across a USA-based producer Transformation Enzymes. Problem is – they distribute their enzyme products only to medical professionals. Happily, at the end of the day I managed to locate their sister-company, which is selling enzymes online. Their only business is enzymes and their products are the highest quality, 100% plant-based, pharmaceutical grade, pH-stable digestive enzymes available on the market today.

You will find all required information, including pricing and ordering details in article

• Systemic Enzymes •

Perhaps you visited this page hoping to find something simple – sort of supplement or two, just to try something to free yourself out of MS slavery. Systemic Enzymes, used correctly and for long enough time (try to imagine, how long it took to deregulate your whole body to develop such a dangerous disorder) should stop MS exacerbations. That’s great – but not enough to return to good health.

Look, you are right – there isn’t a single word about Multiple Sclerosis cures in this chapter. Keep reading to find out why.

What really is Multiple Sclerosis?

My best advice is – Don’t even try to cure Multiple Sclerosis!

That’s simply because you do not know what MS really is. Look, I was trying to unravel a MS puzzle for years. The result of my investigation is both simple and shocking:

There isn’t such a disease as Multiple Sclerosis

I can imagine your reaction just now: “Is he crazy or mistaken, disorientated”. That’s a seemingly simply subject, which appears to be not so  imple at all. I was researching and mastering bits of information on this matter. You can see results in my articles:

• MS – name ambiguity – here you can see, how misleading MS definition has been presented by National Multiple Sclerosis Society (USA) and what happens, when set of symptoms has been named as disease
• On MS definition – to clarify real meaning of MS I went to Google.com and was proposed 26 definitions, mainly by prestigious scientific and governmental organizations. But is any of above definitions explaining reasons or processes of Multiple Sclerosis? Regretfully – not. All of them mainly concentrate on MS symptoms alone
• What really is Multiple Sclerosis? – here I am trying to collate major processes which must occur, before Multiple Sclerosis can be diagnosed

This is my reasoning of what must happen before Multiple Sclerosis can be diagnosed:

• the immune system is deregulated to the extent, that it can’t distinguish own and foreign cells, tissues, organs…
• deregulated and overactive starts a crusade targeting a new enemy – central nervous system (CNS)
• en route a Blood Brain Barrier (a CNS guard) has been demolished
• T-cells (immune system soldiers) now can encompass a new target – myelin – and start ruining it

My (not so) simple question: Can you imagine a cure (or even medication) for Multiple Sclerosis after reading this? Again, what really is Multiple Sclerosis?

But why does one get Multiple Sclerosis?

Overall, Multiple Sclerosis appears to be a reaction of one’s immune system to a trigger. Presently scientists are recognizing around 100 autoimmune disorders. But why just an attack on Central Nervous System – not somewhere else? Researchers worldwide mainly agree, the reaction mainly depends on (simplified version):

• cocktail of pollutants, dosage and duration of exposure (there exist over 10.000 man-made chemicals)
• personal genetic constitution
• something else

So probably the most accurate answer to the question could be: “Just your luck”.

Again, recovering from MS appears to be generally the same as from any other autoimmune disorder.

Further reading

Ok, if you have arrived to this point, you are really interested in your health. I’ve written some more articles on Multiple Sclerosis specifically and health generally that could be useful for you:

• Autoimmunity – MS is one of around 100 autoimmune disorders
• Triggers - there exist different autoimmunity triggers, some are presented here
• Holistic – Allopathic – differences between holistic (natural) and allopathic (synthetic medications-based) approaches
• Basics – some essential basics of health and healing etc
• Nutrition – some aspects of nutrition influence on health

• More useful information:

I cannot advise, which piece of information is the most useful etc.
Nevertheless, some sources far outweigh others. These specific pieces seem to be better:

• This guide alerts MS patients and their families to new options for relief when conventional therapies are limited; directs them to therapies that are effective, low-risk, and inexpensive; and helps them recognize those that are ineffective, dangerous, and costly:

• Did you know that your food can significantly improve your health or sicken you? So which diet could relieve MS severity? This book is rather simple, but it works miracles. Included information remains practically unchanged for almost 50 years:

• I am glad to tell you – I am not alone. Some MS patients have learned to manage the disease and live well with it. However, for others multiple sclerosis can be devastating. In this DVD you’d meet several patients who cope with the different forms of MS and hear their stories of tragedy and triumph:

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Hopefully, you already realize that health generally has not been created by synthetic medications. It’s rather a result of joint action of multitude of well nourished and unpolluted bodily organs and systems. Simultaneously there exists an infinity of ways to get unhealthy. You need to know better, what happens around you and why, how to distinguish between friend and foe -  and never forget:

Knowledge is power

Knowledge of how to have health gives greatest power

from My Health Manifesto

PS     That’s definitely not the end. You may ask, why? Simply – wellness is a journey, not a destination!