MS Is a Progressive, Incurable Disease—or Is It?
Until now, multiple sclerosis (MS) has had medical professionals stumped!
- What causes this debilitating disease?
- Why is it prevalent in some regions and not in others?
- Why do people respond so differently to it?
- Why are mainstream medical treatments so varied—and so hard on the body?
But in this month’s issue of Home Cures That Work you’ll read first-hand about some major medical breakthroughs regarding MS. In Dr. Saunders’ article How to Reverse Multiple Sclerosis he provides:
- A short-course in the causes of MS and how it manifests itself
- The pros and cons of conventional medical treatments for MS
- Alternative treatment options
- Great news explaining how a number of people have actually reversed their MS!
Have you ever wondered what causes MS? Learn how toxins, heavy metals, and even artificial sweeteners may lead to MS and what to do to protect yourself from this dreaded disease.
Perhaps you or someone you know suffers from leaky gut syndrome. Discover the weird connection between this common malady and MS and what you can do about it!
This issue of Home Cures That Work will also arm MS sufferers with the knowledge for increasing their energy, stamina and quality of life through exercise. You’ll learn tips, guidelines, and even specific exercises that can boost your energy and slowdown or even halt the progress of the disease.
With MS, it’s all about energy. And because your spiritual health and frame of mind are so intimately tied to your physical health, we warn you about 4 practices to avoid and 4 practices to increase your energy.
Visit Home Cures That Work now and discover answers to what the medical profession has puzzled over for decades regarding MS. And more importantly, learn about what you can do to protect you and your loved ones from MS.
P.S. Don’t just take our word for it! In this issue of Home Cures That Work, you’ll read about Dr. Wahls, MD, and her story of how she recovered from being bedridden with MS to regaining all of her faculties and living a normal life.
