I've probably mentioned at least once, how my old boyfriend (whom I'll call Matt) is the one who got me into researching alternative therapies, because he has MS. And Matt was the biggest alternative therapy researcher I've ever known! If it weren't for Matt, I seriously doubt this blog would even exist. My husband could be dead, or he may have had a liver transplant. It was thanks to Matt, that I learned to see the power in alternative treatments.
I can't help wondering if MS could somehow be related to the liver. It occurred to me tonight, that the last time I saw Matt, he looked like his teeth were going bad... just like Jake's were! I know that the liver is responsible for processing calcium, and when it doesn't function well, the teeth start to go... so... could it be possible that MS could somehow be related to the liver?
I ended up finding an article that shows how, after one woman with MS had a transplant, her numbers improved and she actually went into remission!
I don't have too much time to add to this blog, but in the future if I happen to find any articles that relate to MS and the liver, I will put them on that blog. If you want to see it, click on this link:
My Blog About Cirrhosis and MS
Happy New Year, everyone!
Ellie
Thanks to alternative treatments, my husband was off all of his prescription medications a year after being diagnosed with Stage 4 Liver Disease. He was able to run a mile in under nine minutes with no training. A year later, A FibroScan confirmed he no longer has cirrhosis.* His MELD score is a 6, and he's down to Stage 2. He just went on a 12 mile hike. If a doctor tries to tell you cirrhosis can't be reversed, please consider alternative treatments. Some of them really do work!
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