] possible breakthough for Multiple Sclerosis

[Guest guest]

I picked this up on an other site, I thought that I would like to share it

with you.

(UK)

possible breakthough for Multiple Sclerosis

This medication would have to be a derivative of the hormone NOT the

hormone

itself, besides, every drug has its side effects and risks. There is

estrogen in the male body also, it has been thought that MS is particularly

cruel

in men because of TOO low a level ,even for men.

Exactly what the side effects will be. I don't know. Maybe it will be

smooth and soft unlined skin. I don't want to lactate either. though I

understand

how that possibility would make you uncomfortable

As far as how long this will take. Again, I don't know.... To pass standard

FDA trials and testing takes about a minimum of 20 years.

Beta Seron was allowed to skip full FDA testing by President Bill Clinton

because there was no medication for MS and Clinton felt it was the

business of

the patient with MS if they wanted to take that chance.......

(Ok, I took that chance. I survived it, but the interferons are not safe

for me and those like me.)

Now add to that precedent the fact that resent discloser reveals that 1 in

,1000 adults have MS. That means 1 in 1,000 adults, if they survive, will

be

collecting Social Security in some form, eventually. And if you look at

the current administrations push to cut Social security benefits, I'd say

paying the disabled any type of aid is not a priority.

The only thing left is to find a way to fund an effective treatment for MS.

AND release it as soon as possible.

But I'd much prefer they take their time and release a safe and effective

med with efficacy above 50% that is not linked to breast cancer for

women....

ouch

Joe it seems there is ALWAYS going to be one group that gets shorted in

some

way

We have the LDN which started FDA testing, funded by those of us who

contributed . Regardless; legally, unless pushed through by those in

power, it

will take about 20 years.

I keep telling people, you have a Congress person, you have Senators. Its

time for you and all your friends to write letters.

Legally.......if a government official

Receives 10 letters by 10 different people in their constituency concerning

the same issue they MUST investigate and act upon it

why not Make them work for their paycheck?

[Guest guest]

There is always talk about breakthroughs and possible cures for this

disease or that disease. I don't think that a toxic drug can cure

anything!! If you give your body the proper nutrition and try to

elimate the toxins from your body, avoid processed foods etc. then

eventually the body can cure itself! That is why this ALTERNATIVE

group was formed in the hope that the members who have overcome MS

can try and educate people on how it can be done!

-- In mscured , " Brosta " wrote:

>

> I picked this up on an other site, I thought that I would like to

share it

> with you.

> (UK)

>

> possible breakthough for Multiple Sclerosis

>

>

> This medication would have to be a derivative of the hormone NOT

the

> hormone

> itself, besides, every drug has its side effects and risks. There

is

> estrogen in the male body also, it has been thought that MS is

particularly

> cruel

> in men because of TOO low a level ,even for men.

>

> Exactly what the side effects will be. I don't know. Maybe it will

be

> smooth and soft unlined skin. I don't want to lactate either.

though I

> understand

> how that possibility would make you uncomfortable

>

> As far as how long this will take. Again, I don't know.... To pass

standard

> FDA trials and testing takes about a minimum of 20 years.

>

> Beta Seron was allowed to skip full FDA testing by President Bill

Clinton

> because there was no medication for MS and Clinton felt it was the

> business of

> the patient with MS if they wanted to take that chance.......

>

> (Ok, I took that chance. I survived it, but the interferons are

not safe

> for me and those like me.)

>

> Now add to that precedent the fact that resent discloser reveals

that 1 in

> ,1000 adults have MS. That means 1 in 1,000 adults, if they

survive, will

> be

> collecting Social Security in some form, eventually. And if you

look at

> the current administrations push to cut Social security benefits,

I'd say

> paying the disabled any type of aid is not a priority.

>

> The only thing left is to find a way to fund an effective treatment

for MS.

> AND release it as soon as possible.

>

> But I'd much prefer they take their time and release a safe and

effective

> med with efficacy above 50% that is not linked to breast cancer

for

> women....

> ouch

>

> Joe it seems there is ALWAYS going to be one group that gets

shorted in

> some

> way

>

> We have the LDN which started FDA testing, funded by those of us who

> contributed . Regardless; legally, unless pushed through by

those in

> power, it

> will take about 20 years.

>

> I keep telling people, you have a Congress person, you have

Senators. Its

> time for you and all your friends to write letters.

>

> Legally.......if a government official

> Receives 10 letters by 10 different people in their constituency

concerning

> the same issue they MUST investigate and act upon it

>

>

>

> why not Make them work for their paycheck?

>