Making light of the FLU vaccination ingredients (watch)

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/11/10/Hilarious-Swine-Flu-Video.aspx

Dr. Gluck talks about LDN (watch)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONVebX1sMHk

Dr. Berkson talks about LDN (September 2009) watch.

http://www.tdgr2productions.com/rw_common/vid/drberksonnihldn09-webpreset.mov

Dr. Skip talks about MS and LDN (September 2009) watch.

http://www.tdgr2productions.com/rw_common/vid/ldn_skipnih09tape1-webpreset.mov

Swine Flu (H1N1) vaccine—think it’s safe? Watch!

Part1:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEJyUgt7lY8&feature=PlayList&p=99C7876F6A47001D&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=4

Part 2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeVaXJXXBhg&feature=PlayList&p=99C7876F6A47001D&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=5

Article on LDN from Dr. Zagon (click to download)

Dr Zagon

10.16.09 (164 days on LDN)

It has been AMAZING. Like The Beatles said—”getting so much better all the time…” I am still in the process of figuring out exactly what it is that I have but in the meantime LDN is working wonders. I have had some resurfacing of issues but they have all been quick to come-and-go and when they are gone I feel a ton better-than I did before. My diagnosis 15 years ago was MS but I have never felt that it was correct, so over the years of researching and meeting with a vast number of MDs and Specialists we are now looking into Lyme as a possibility. I will be seeing a very respected, high-up LLMD soon and hopefully get another piece of this puzzle taken care of. But LDN (Low Dose Naltrexone) has given me my life back and made things that had become impossible, possible once again (running, balance, normal urination, no numbness, no tingling, no buzzing, no fatigue, etc…..and the list goes on-and-on-and-on).

Thank You LDN.

I wish other people would take my advice to give LDN a try and stop the suffering and take control of their health.

Get your life back.

Feel what it’s like to be “normal” once again.

Think twice about that injection for MS.

Dr. Mercola’s Comment

I have rarely found interferon to be effective in treating MS and have never prescribed it. Even though it has the appeal of a “natural” therapy, it really isn’t because it is forcing the body to some predefined level of interferon, which is unlikely to be anything but randomly associated with the correct level.

The body is quite dynamic with very intricate feedback loops that constantly modulate and adjust important biochemical adjusters like interferon. Once you take the feedback loop out of the circuit you are asking for trouble. Generally a prescription for interferon is a prescription for a potential disaster. Depression is a common side effect of interferon and is the last thing someone with MS needs.

MS patients stuck in the traditional paradigm struggle for any answer or solution, and it is easy to rely on interferon for hope. However, this drug is quite expensive, which is one of the major reasons why it is being widely promoted. It can easily cost well over $10,000 a year for interferon therapy, though patients are generally shielded from these costs by their “insurance companies.” If they weren’t, there would be far fewer people using these drugs.

As I said last month when I discussed MS:

MS is a very challenging problem to treat. There are no simple solutions. However this study suggests that lowering your food intake may help.

I suspect this may be largely related to normalization of insulin levels, and it is likely that the elimination of grains and sugars from the diet was the reason why investigators noted improvements in the above study.

Following a healthy diet is, of course, also key, along with eating right for your Metabolic Type.

Optimization of your vitamin D levels is also of primary importance as many studies suggest. You should NOT guess at your vitamin D levels; I highly recommend serial blood tests to help you maintain your vitamin D level around 50.

In my experience with MS patients there is nearly always a precipitating traumatic emotional event that causes the immune system to crash. Clearly, issues related to this event need to be addressed.

Fortunately, there are many tools to help you do that. Many of you know that I use EFT, personally and in my practice, for this purpose. Because MS is such a serious challenge I would not advise using EFT for MS by yourself, but rather only as a supplement to a trained EFT practitioner. Dr. Carrington has compiled some guidelines on selecting an EFT therapist, followed by a list of EFT practitioners throughout the U.S. and world. Many of these therapists even offer a free 15-minute phone session in which you can ask them questions to see if you connect.

-Dr. Mercola

Just my opinion but I believe the only drug that will really help MS is Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN).

-Yourverity

100 Reasons to know about LDN

http://www.ldnresearchtrustfiles.co.uk/docs/International%20LDN%20Awareness%20Week%20eBook.pdf

LYME disease: great information—must see

http://vimeo.com/2354218