Address Multiple Sclerosis with Immune Modulators and other Natural Remedies

 Address Multiple Sclerosis with Immune Modulators and other Natural Remedies

by Luella May

(The Best Years in Life) Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks the myelin sheaths surrounding the nerve fibers in the spinal cord, eye and brain. With these myelin sheaths damaged, nerves cannot transmit the impulses necessary for the body to function properly which, in turn, results in a variety of neurological impairments. Medical science does not understand what causes MS, but attributes it to various factors, such as a genetics, environment insult, or viral infection. Interestingly enough though, no specific virus involved in MS has ever been indentified. MS is a fairly modern disease, with the first case being recorded in the early 1800′s. Jean Cruveilheir first described the symptoms in Pathological Anatomy of the Human Body (2 vols., 1829-1842).

One test for diagnosing MS is a spinal tap to determine the presence of an abnormal protein in the spinal fluid. The only thing that could result in abnormal proteins in our bodies is a prion, an infectious agent that does not contain RNA or DNA and which changes normal proteins into abnormal proteins, Prions are known to attack the protein structure of neurons. One of the ways a prion enters the body is by ingestion. In other words, it can be traced back to the dinner table; perhaps to the abnormal proteins given to cows in order to have them produce more milk.  Read More.