Multiple Sclerosis

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Hello

Master Fe

I have a client who has multiple Sclerosis. Have you had good results?

What

techniques would benefit. Thanks, Love and Blessings, Billie

Scott

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Dear Billie,

 

Greetings.

 

MEDICAL INFORMATION: MULTIPLE

SCLEROSIS

 

" Nerves are the " electrical wiring " of the human body.

Just as the wiring in our homes carries electrical current to run our

appliances, nerve fibers called axons carry electrochemical impulses that

empower us to move and function in other ways. When an electrical wire is

stripped of its protective insulation, the electricity it carries

" spills out " and the current is weakened or lost, affecting the

performance of the appliances we are trying to use. Multiple sclerosis

affects the body in a similar way.

 

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) damages the myelin sheath that surrounds and

insulates the nerves of the brain and spinal cord. Myelin is a protective

fatty coating that also facilitates smooth, high-speed transmission of

electrical impulses along the nerve fibers. MS causes myelin to

become inflamed and swollen. Eventually the myelin may completely detach

from the nerve fibers. This demyelination (destruction of the myelin)

stimulates the cells in the area to multiply, resulting in random patches

of hardened scar tissue. This scar tissue hinders or prevents the

transmission of electrical instructions to certain parts of the body,

impairing vision, speech, mobility, and coordination. Recent research

suggests that nerve fibers are permanently damaged when demyelination

takes place. About 70% of MS patients experience complete or

partial remission of symptoms, especially in the early stages of MS.

Remissions occur when myelin is able to repair itself.

 

Although the symptoms of multiple sclerosis had been observed since about

1835, it was not recognized as a disease until about 30 years later. In

1868 the French neurologist, Jean-Martin Charcot, was the first to

provide a complete description of the disease he called sclerose en

plaques ( " hardening in patches " ). Today, neurologists define

five categories of multiple sclerosis: Benign, Relapsing-Remitting,

Primary-Progressive, Secondary-Progressive, Progressive-Relapsing.

 

The cause of multiple sclerosis is not known. The general theory is that

MS results from an abnormal autoimmune reaction in genetically

susceptible people. The immune system evidently attacks its own myelin,

in response to an infection and/or an environmental trigger of some sort.

(Myelin is the fatty substance that insulates nerve fibers in the brain,

spinal cord and optic nerves. MS destroys or damages myelin, interrupting

the electrical impulses carried by the nerves.)

 

Most of the research done so far has produced evidence that implicates a

virus, or viruses, which in some way causes multiple sclerosis. Possible

suspects include: HHV-6 (a form of herpes virus), herpes viruses 1 and 2,

the varicella-zoster virus (which causes chicken pox), the Epstein-Barr

virus (which causes mononucleosis), the measles virus, any of the

retroviruses, including HIV, and several others. Viruses are

suspected as a cause of multiple sclerosis for several reasons. One

reason is that abnormal levels of viral antibodies are consistently found

in the cerebrospinal fluid of MS patients, along with viral particles.

Fifty years of studies have shown that more than10 types of viral

antibodies are present in MS patients. Most have at least one type, often

the measles virus, which is found in the cerebrospinal fluid of 75% of MS

patients. A significant finding is that most of these people did not

contract measles until they were between 11 and 15 years old.

 

The human herpes virus-6 (HHV-6) is another prime suspect. HHV-6 is found

at the edges of plaques in the brains of MS patients during autopsy. By

contrast, people who don't have MS show no visible evidence of HHV-6.

This is a significant finding because HHV-6 causes Roseola, which most

Americans (90%) contract during infancy.

 

It is not clear exactly how a virus becomes a trigger for this sequence,

but extensive research continues. Experts think that perhaps one of the

following could be responsible for causing MS: a dormant virus, an

allergic reaction, molecular mimicry, auto-immunization.

 

Who gets Multiple Sclerosis?

Worldwide, it is estimated that 3 million people have multiple sclerosis

(MS). Generally speaking, the closer a nation is to the equator, the less

MS occurs among its population. MS is five times more likely to occur

among people who live in temperate climates than among those who live in

tropical regions. MS is found more often in people who live between the

latitudes of 40 and 60 degrees, both north and south from the equator. In

these temperate climates, 1 person in 2,000 has MS. By comparison, in

warmer climates only 1 person in 10,000 has MS. The highest incidence of

MS are found in the northern United States, New Zealand, southeastern

Australia, the Soviet Union, and northern Europe, particularly

Scandinavia and Scotland. "

 

 

PRANIC HEALING TREATMENT: (Source: Pranic Crystal

Healing book)

 

1. Sweep front, side and back of the lungs.

2. Do " Cleansing & Strengthening the Blood Technique " -

Energize back lungs with LWG for about 4 breathing cycles, LWO - 3

cycles, LWR - 7 cycles. Stabilize with LWB. Sweep front and back heart if

there's chest pain.

3. Do " Cleansing & Strengthening the Internal Organs

Technique " - Energize front and back solar plexus with LWB - 1

cycle, LWG - 3 cycles, LWO - 3 cycles, & LWR - 6 cycles.

4. Let patient rest for about 3 minutes.

5. General sweeping 3 to 4 times.

6. Sweep navel with LWG. Energize with LWG - 3 cycles, then with LWR - 8

cycles.

7. Sweep basic, sex & perineum with LWG & LWO. Energize with LWR

- 8 cycles.

8. Sweep meng mein with LWG. Energize with WHITE - 4 to 5 cycles. With

older people, energize meng mein with WHITE - 2 cycles. If meng mein is

overactivated, remove the excess energy.

9. Sweep spleen with LWG & LWV. Energize with LWV - 3 to 5 cycles. If

meng mein becomes overactivated, sweep the meng mein and the spleen

chakras.

10. Sweep front and back heart. energize back heart with LWG - 3 cycles

& LWV - 6 cycles.

11. Sweep right and left brain and the jaws with LWG alternating with

LWV.

12. Sweep the throat, ajna, forehead, crown & back head minor with

LWG & LWV. Energize with LWG - 3 cycles, LWV - 4 cycles, LEV (light

electric violet) - 1 cycle. LEV can be increased gradually to 2 cycles

after 2 weeks of treatment.

13. Apply distributive sweeping up and down on the back of the patient

from crown to the base of the spine for about 10 times, then on the front

of the body from crown to sex for about 10 times.

14. Sweep front and back solar plexus. energize with WHITE - 7 cycles.

 

15. Sweep arms and legs alternately with LWG & LWO. Energize arms and

legs through the armpit, elbow, hand, hip, knee and sole minor chakras

with LWG - 2 cycles, LWO - 2 cycles, & LWR - 5 cycles.

16. Repeat treatment 3x a week.

 

Love and light, masterfe