I am a 60 year old retired chiropractor, massage therapist, and registered nurse. I developed multiple sclerosis during the summer of 1991.Some of my symptoms included numbness, blurred vision, difficulty swallowing, tremors, muscle spasms, depression, fatigue, failing memory, slurred speech, and bladder dysfunction. In the fall of 1991, I began using a painless, inexpensive treatment suggested by the late Edgar Cayce, a mild-mannered photographer who lived between 1877 and 1945, and who is today widely regarded as the Father of Holistic Medicine. At the age of twenty-one, Cayce developed the astonishin ability to enter into a self-induced hypnotic trance in which he could successfully diagnose and prescribe effective treatments (often drawing from diverse health disciplines) for all manner of human ills--including MS.Over 14,000 of his trance discourses (which came to be known as "readings") were transcribed verbatim and are currently available for inspection and study at the Association for Research and Enlightenment in Virginia Beach.

Cayce viewed the the usual cause of MS as a deficiency of GOLD in the body brought on by a failure of the digestive system to properly assimilate that mineral. To correct the gold deficiency, while avoiding the adverse effects often associated with administering that element, Cayce recommended a very mild, usually imperceptible mode of electrotherapy (vibratory medicine) which stimulates the body's uptake of gold from dietary sources. To facilitate the recovery process, massage therapy and close attention to diet were also frequently recommended.Using the Cayce recommendations over a period of about two years resulted in the gradual disappearance of ALL my symptoms. An MRI of my brain in November of 1999 revealed NO TRACE of MS. I do not claim to be "cured," however, but rather in a state of long-term remission, for I notice that if I discontinue the Cayce regimen, undergo extremes of physical or emotional stress, eat or drink the wrong thing, or develop certain viral infections, my MS symptoms tend to briefly recur until the situation is resolved. 

You   can buy the book at amazon: " The Edgar Cayce Way of Overcoming Multiple Sclerosis : Vibratory Medicine"  by Dudley Delany. More info about holistic treatments of MS   ---   Clive Buchanan, another MS victim,  used nutrition and mind power to change Multiple Sclerosis from a curse to a blessing. Once quadriplegic he now walks, runs, and dances on stage. 

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Degenarative Neurologic Diseases: MS, Alzheimer, and Parkinson diseases are known to be inflammatory/oxidative conditions of the cell membranes in the neuralgic system, which are called neurons. ('Aging, Energy, and Oxidative Stress," J. Annals of Neurology 1995;38:357 & "Is the Brain on Fire?" J. Annals of Neurology 1994:36:333.) They are also lacking in energy (the reason why CoQ10 appears to help), and they arc toxic. Environmental toxins, such as heavy metals, pesticides, plastics, dioxins, chlorinated compounds, etc. have been found to be neurotoxic and a factor for the rapid increase noted in the incidence of these diseases. Furthermore, hyperinsulinemia has been linked to these diseases as well.

"Lower glutathione levels are implicated in many diseases associated with aging, including cataracts, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's, atherosclerosis and others." Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 47: 1021-26 1994    Glutathione is a vital brain chemical that is one of the most important brain antioxidants. That is, glutathione helps to preserve brain tissue by preventing damage by free radicals. According to William E. Code, MD and Multiple Sclerosis survivor, glutathione levels in the body are an indicator of health and how long a person will live. By the time you have a serious chronic disease such as a neurodegenerative disorder, chronic fatigue syndrome or even cancer, your glutathione levels are seriously depleted. Glutathione has been found to be substantially reduced in almost all patients with neurological disorders. According to Dr. Code, by the time you've been officially diagnosed with a neurological disorder, the body’s cellular glutathione is only 5% of what it should be. Supplementing glutathione either intravenously, with liposomal glutatione or with glutathione precursors such as non-denatured whey protein powder can have remarkable effects. In his book “Who’s in Control of Your Multiple Sclerosis – Pieces of the MS Recovery Puzzle”, Dr. Code stresses that optimizing glutathione levels is a very significant piece of the puzzle for the person with multiple sclerosis. In his words, “I feel that raising my glutathione levels is one of the biggest pieces – 30% - of my own MS recovery puzzle. It could have a similar benefit in your MS journey."