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Multiple Sclerosis: The Evers Therapy

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Multiple Sclerosis II

Home AN IMPORTANT NATURAL THERAPY FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS

Maybe the M.S. patient doesn't just have to learn to live with it.

Years ago, German physician J. Evers, M.D. reported considerable

improvement in nearly six hundred M.S. patients on an entirely raw

food diet (Public Deutsche Med. W., 72:521, September 19, 1947).

This is rather good for a disease that is generally considered to be

incurable. " The cause is unknown ... There is no specific therapy, "

says the Merck Manual, Fourteenth Edition (pages 1354-1357).

Doctors and patients relying on this standard medical reference work

for assistance may here find it a disappointment.

Dr. Evers decided to try something new. He ended up doing something

old: prescribing a natural, healthy diet. His patients were to eat

only unprocessed and mostly uncooked foods. Why? " My presumption

is that the Multiple Sclerosis is a metabolic disease which has its

cause in the denaturation of our food, " he said. In other words,

refined foods have evidently lost something, which Dr. Evers

intended to find in fresh, untreated foods. " I ordered grain

fruits, like sprouted rye and wheat, vitamin B-1 (thiamin), some

whole grain bread and coarse flakes...everything raw or at least as

little denatured as possible. " Raw milk, raw eggs and honey were

permitted; preserved foods, nicotine, coffee, tea, alcohol, salt,

sugar, white flour, spices and condiments were prohibited.

Extreme? Perhaps. " I refuse on principle any half treatment. You

can never do harm. I have not used any other therapy, " said Dr.

Evers. Then consider this: " Control examinations of my patients by

experienced specialists (neurologists, internists and

ophthalmologists) acknowledge remarkable improvements.

Patients...entirely without hope have still been improved by diet

treatment. "

Imagine: all this by 1947. Since then, Dr. Evers went on to found

the world's first clinic specializing in multiple sclerosis

treatment. Before 1970 he had treated over 10,000 cases. His

experience and success cannot be easily dismissed. Dr. Evers has

written two books: The Changed Aspects of Diseases and the very

practical Directions For Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis. Both are

published by Karl F. Haug, Ulm/Donau, Germany, 1964. Your librarian

can help you borrow copies through Interlibrary Loan.

There is more than just hope for people with M.S. You can hardly

hurt yourself by improving your diet, and look what you might

accomplish.

For further information on the natural treatment of M.S. you will

want to look at two books by Dr. Paavo Airola: Health Secrets From

Europe (New York: Arco, 1972) and especially How to Get Well

(Phoenix: Health Plus, l979).

Additional information about a megavitamin protocol for M.S. is

contained in Klenner, Frederick R. " Treating Multiple Sclerosis

Nutritionally, " Cancer Control Journal 2:3, pp 16-20, and also,

especially, in , Lendon H. Clinical Guide to the Use of Vitamin

C, pp 42-53. I cannot overstate the importance of this book.

You might want to hand a copy of each of these to your doctor, too.

Copyright C 2004 and prior years W. Saul.

Saul, PhD

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