Joy (Sydney, Australia) on 07/17/2008
Replied by Joyce from Joelton, Tn on 07/19/2008
Hello Joy, Glad to read your success story of recovery from MS with acupuncture. If you don't know it already, just wanted to alert you that sodium fluoride (as found in public water supply, toothpaste, antidepressants, etc) has been implicated in MS. I also remember reading about someone who claimed to have been cured of her MS by eliminating all bleached flour from her foods.Replied by Amy from Houston, TX on 01/04/2009
My husband was diagnosed with MS in August 2003, just days before his 31 birthday. He is currently having increasing bladder problems and is considering acupuncture as a treatment option. How do you go about finding a reputable acupuncturist? He is currently taking medication for MS, bladder spasms and fatigue as well as self-cathing approx 4-5 times a day. Along with the bladder dysfunctions he is experiencing erectile dysfunctions as well. The medications given by his urologist do not work. He is becoming very frustrated with the constant bladder problems and is looking for other options.Replied by Ruth from Atlanta, GA on 01/04/2009
Response to Amy: Ask your friends and colleagues for acupuncture referrals.They will usually send you to a good one. At least that's my experience. However, do make sure you see the one that they recommend! I made a mistake last year when I went to the partner of a acupuncturist who had been recommended by a good friend. The woman, a traditional chinese acupuncturist from China, was booked a month in advance but I was able to get in and see her partner, (her husband as it turns out) right away. He was also a professor of medicine at a nearby university, so I thought he must be good. He turned out to be a peeping tom, lifting up my underwear on 2 different sessions to quickly peep underneath. The first time I thought it was a fluke, the second time I knew for sure I had a creep on my hands and never went back. My own fault, I should have listened to my intuition when I made the call to just wait for her to be available!Replied by Monica from Tracy, Ca on 02/28/2013
Hi Joy! In 2006, when my twins were 5 months old, I was diagnosed with RRMS. It was devastating to me and my family. I could not walk, talk, vision was getting bad. I have been injecting myself with copaxone since that time. My memory is horrible and sometimes I have tremors... I have been using baking soda/molasses as a tea for a while. I have not taken long enough to see if it really works yet. I want to be healed before obamacare is implemented in January 2014. Thank you for your story.I have made an appointment with an acupuncturist in my city for hopefully next week.
Replied by Nmax from Mn on 11/21/2013
I've read recently that many cases of M.S. would be cured with Vitamin D supplementation... that they are deficient... In fact doctor said many of us have a Vitamin D deficiency... another important one is Vit B-12 this can cause neurological symptoms... some peoples bodies just don't process it so you need a sublingual (melt under your tongue brand)... I'm taking 2000 mcg daily to get back on track... I felt like I was getting a neurological disease and I found out (thru my fingernails - if you are lacking white moons on your fingernails you may have B-12 def or hypothyroidism... Here are symptoms:http://www.rightdiagnosis.com/v/vitamin_b12_deficiency/symptoms.htm#symptom_list
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Replied by Jamuna from Delhi, India on 01/18/2015
Read www.jai-joy.com. Acupuncture has been a miracle for me...Replied by Elaine from New York, US on 02/18/2015
If anyone wants to try... Puti Meditation. I have seen many miracles in people practicing them and also their Bagua Walking Meditation.Replied by Andrew from Taunton on 11/17/2025
I have RRMS, diagnosed 24 years ago but had it 15 years without knowing, so 39 years and still on my feet. I'm dairy free but do have goats milk products and aftr a LOT Of research took 10,000 iu Vit D3 until my levels became optimum which took about months, my GP was happy to do a 25 ohd test. Since being optimum level I continue taking 3000 iu daily in a spray form. My Neuro originally dismissed my research but now Vit D3 for MS is mentioned in the journals of neurology, so I was right but ahead of time!!! Also, I had B12 injections for quite some time because I found out tht B12 helps the body make myelin, some break it down in tablet form so jab is needed, it helped me to recover soe of my left side paralysis.
