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Fatal Auto-Immune Disorder Caused By Hepatitis B Vaccine

  By ironman45 | May 10, 2013 - 7:50 pm | Lupus, MS, vaccines
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Today, newborn babies are injected with as many as 30+ vaccines before the age of 3. Within these vaccines is a number of ingredients that are anything but natural and have been shown to be unsafe.  Vaccines contain Mercury, Msg, Formaldehyde, Aluminum and are the cause of multiple diseases.

The hepatitis B vaccine has been linked to auto-immune disorders. An autoimmune disorder is a condition that occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks and destroys healthy body tissue. There are more than 80 different types of autoimmune disorders. (more…)

Flu vaccine linked to high risk of narcolepsy in those under 30: study

  By ironman45 | April 9, 2013 - 9:17 pm | MS, vaccines
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Children are not the only ones at high risk of developing the chronic neurological disorder narcolepsy in conjunction with the pandemic swine flu vaccine Pandemrix, according to a new study. The latest among several in recent years to link the two, the new paper found that people age 20 and younger have a roughly tripled risk of developing narcolepsy if they get the H1N1 jab, while people 30 and younger have about a doubled risk.

Affirming what Sweden and at least a dozen other countries discovered several years ago, the study determined that for every 100,000 people vaccinated with Pandemrix, which is manufactured by GlaxoSmithKline, an extra four cases of narcolepsy develop among those 20 and younger. For those between 21-30, an extra two cases per 100,000 were observed, according to Sweden’s Medical Products Agency. (more…)

Low vitamin D levels can alter your gene expression

  By ironman45 | April 8, 2013 - 8:40 pm | alzheimers, Anti aging, cancer, celiac/crohns/UC/IBS, cold/flu/immunity, fibromyalgia, Lupus, MS, parkinson's, rheumatoid arthritis, vitamin D
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Mon. Apr.1, 2013 by Blanche Levine

Antibiotic News(NaturalHealth365) Low vitamin D levels can be the most damaging influence on our genetic health, according to professor George Ebers, Action Medical Research professor of Clinical Neurology and one of the senior authors of published scientific research.

What are the capabilities of vitamin D?

Researchers, at the University of Oxford, have shown the extent in which vitamin D interacts with our DNA. The researchers found 2,776 binding sites from the vitamin D receptor along the length of the genome. These are the ones unusually concentrated near a number of genes associated with autoimmune conditions such as MS, Crohn’s disease, systemic lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and cancers such as, lymphocytic leukemia and colorectal cancer. (more…)

Miracle drug for multiple sclerosis pirated from molecules in cordyceps mushrooms

  By ironman45 | March 6, 2013 - 10:42 pm | MS
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A new “miracle” drug for the treatment of multiple sclerosis turns out to have been stolen (“derived”) from cordyceps mushrooms. The drug is called Gilenya and it’s being sold in the USA by Novartis AG — at the monopolistic price of $4,000 / month per person.

The drug is projected to be a blockbuster seller, with estimates putting it in the top 10 drugs by 2018 when it is expected to reach $5.3 billion in sales. A one-year course of Gilenya costs $48,000. (more…)

Multiple Sclerosis: Environmental Factors and Treatments – Part 1

  By ironman45 | January 19, 2013 - 9:53 pm | herpes, MS, stress
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Introduction
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurological disorder affecting anywhere from 250,000 to 450,000 people in the US.1 MS is a chronic inflammatory disease of the central nervous system (CNS) with underlying immune abnormalities.2 The disease is more common in women than men and peaks at age 20 to 40. Multiple sclerosis presents differently in different patients with the symptoms ranging from mild neurological impairments to debilitating deficits of motor, cognitive, and visual function. Multiple sclerosis pathogenesis is believed to involve an autoimmune response within the CNS, resulting in demyelination and axonal injury. Inflammation and demyelination seem to be the primary pathology in the relapsing forms of MS, whereas neurodegeneration seems to dominate in the progressive forms of the disease.3 There is no definitive cause or cure for MS, and multiple etiologies are discussed in the literature. (more…)

,Multiple Sclerosis: Environmental Factors and Treatments – Part 2

  By ironman45 | January 19, 2013 - 9:51 pm | Uncategorized
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Introduction
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disabling disease of the central nervous system (CNS) that affects approximately 400,000 people in the US. MS is characterized by relapsing and remitting neurological dysfunction associated with acute episodes of inflammation. Last month featured Part 1 of this two-part update on multiple sclerosis. Part 1 explored common and uncommon etiologies, including genetics, smoking, latitude, vitamin D, viruses, hormones, solvents, heavy metals, stress, celiac disease, and air pollution. Treatments related to these etiologies include smoking cessation, stress management, vitamin D supplementation, dietary changes, hormone therapy, detoxification, and chelation. Many people with MS utilize conventional drug therapies and explore integrative modalities as well. Surveys suggest that up to 70% of people with MS have tried one or more alternative medicine, or integrative medicine, treatments to help control their MS symptoms.1 In addition to treatments already discussed in Part 1, several other etiologies and integrative therapies for MS will be reviewed. (more…)

Vitamin D for Multiple Sclerosis

  By ironman45 | October 2, 2012 - 1:22 pm | MS, vitamin D
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Vitamin D for MS, jeffrey dach md Monthly multiple sclerosis animVitamin D for Multiple Sclerosis

by Jeffrey Dach MD

Many of the old time clinicians have known for decades that Multiple Sclerosis is caused by Vitamin D deficiency and MS patients benefit from taking Vitamin D.  Perhaps some MS patients have been cured simply by taking sufficient quantities of Vitamin D.

Above left image: Multiple Sclerosis. Animated Brain CAT scans one month apart, showing migratory enhancing white matter lesions  in the periventricular area, changing with time, courtesy of wikimedia commons.(2) (more…)