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> Hi Brad,

> I don't think there is any one thing that is a cure

> for MS. I think there are a lot of things that a

> person with MS can do that will help improve their

> health. This includes the Gerson therapy, amalgam

> removal (in some cases, because some MS patients

> have

> little or no amalgam), special diets (the Gerson

> diet

> eliminates dairy, gluten, and other things that are

> bad for MS), detoxification,anti-oxidants, vitamin

> and

> mineral supplementation, various cleanses, and many

> more.

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>

> None of these things individually are a cure-all

> when

> used alone, but when used in combination they will

> all

> help move the person toward at least a partial

> recovery. The more a person does to improve their

> overall health the better they will feel.

>

>

> Janie used the Gerson therapy in combination with

> amalgam removal and a few other things to recover

> from

> MS. She is not cured. She still has MS. But she has

> her life back and now leading a more normal

> lifestyle.

> The two single most important things that she did

> that helped her the most were the Gerson therapy and

> amalgam removal and detox. Before we started the

> Gerson therapy we spoke with a couple of people who

> had MS and used the G.T. to recover, but they didn't

> claim that it cured them.

>

>

> However, I don't know why the person at the Gerson

> clinic told you that. If you go to the Gerson

> website

> at http://www.gerson.org/ and click on " Case

> Studies " ,

> then click on " Multiple Sclerosis " you can read a

> testimonial from someone other than Janie who used

> the

> G.T. to recover from MS.

>

>

> Also, the Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine

> describes the Gerson Therapy in detail at this

> location:

>

http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/g2603/0000/2603000058/p1/article.j

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> Here is one paragraph I have quoted:

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> " Gerson therapy has had many successes with the

> following: cancer, migraine, ulcers, asthma,

> glaucoma,

> edemas, eczema, diabetes, schizophrenia, emphysema,

> epilepsy, allergies, psoriasis, tuberculosis,

> arteriosclerosis, heart diseases, rheumatoid

> arthritis, kidney diseases, lupus erythematosus,

> multiple sclerosis, and high blood pressure; all of

> them common degenerative diseases. Gerson

> demonstrated

> that dramatic initial improvements can be expected

> within one week of starting his therapy, which

> involves taking nothing but absolutely fresh fruit

> and

> vegetable juices, coffee, chamomile and castor oil

> enemas, and additional nutrients according to the

> prescription of a practitioner who is conversant

> with

> the principles of the Gerson therapy. "

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>

> Maybe you can tell I am a big supporter of the G.T.,

> as it helped Janie so much I almost can't believe

> it.

>

> Before this, I did not believe in alternatives at

> all,

> now I am convinced.

>

>

> Duncan

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