Procarin for Multiple Sclerosis

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I received this from Dr.Jonathan V.Wright,MD _www.wrightnewsletter.com_

(http://www.wrightnewsletter.com) and feel it might be of interest to some of

you.

arnold

An MS miracle?

 

Q: Years ago I remember reading something about using histamine to treat

multiple sclerosis. Do you have any additional information on this therapy?

 

Dr. Wright: While it is not a cure, many individuals with multiple sclerosis

(MS) have had remarkable relief of their symptoms when they are treated with

histamine patches called Procarin. There is a theory that MS is a

manifestation of an allergy, and that histamine can be used with considerable

success

(especially if given early) to reverse blood vessel spasm associated with the

disease and restore normal blood flow to affected tissue to promote healing.

 

Procarin is made up histamine derived from natural amino-acids and other

natural substances that slow the breakdown and release of the histamine. There

are a few potential drawbacks to keep in mind: The patches must be used

continuously and indefinitely to maintain relief and instructions for use must

be

followed very carefully. Procarin is also on the expensive side -- a one

month's supply of patches is about $250. But those " drawbacks " may be a small

price to pay for the relief many people experience using this natural therapy.

 

To locate a physician who can help you obtain Procarin, contact the American

College for Advancement in Medicine at (800)532-3688 or visit their website,

_www.acam.org_ (http://www1.youreletters.com/t/1474581/2795155/814015/0/) .

 

 

 

 

 

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