People looking for a way to heal multiple sclerosis (MS) most likely have found the way to heal it as much as is possible by conventional means. And they’ve ignored it thinking it nonsense. This is often the case when pursuing remedies or ways to control an illness. This is mostly due to a lack of understanding of the illness.

Multiple sclerosis is misunderstood by most people, although everyone’s heard of it and most know someone who suffers from it. Contrary to urban myths, this is not a disease brought on solely by advancing age. This disease can affect anyone no matter what.

Multiple sclerosis has symptoms all over the map. There’s a reason for this. In multiple sclerosis, there’s a tissue breakdown which results in nerves failing to send and receive signals between the brain and organs. This results in those organs not getting the power or instructions they …

Short of a cure, a way to heal Multiple Sclerosis would be considered a success.  MS damages the myelin sheath covering the nerve fiber.  For the MS patient, this damage disrupts the information flow between the brain and the rest of the body.  To heal MS, the myelin sheath would need to be repaired, thus restoring this vital information flow.

In a healthy human body, the damage would be naturally repaired.  For the MS patient, this repair either takes place very slowly or not at all.  Instead, the myelin damage goes unrepaired and other myelin damage continues.  This unrepaired damage compounds on itself, thus the progression of the disease.  The more myelin damaged, the worse the symptoms of the disease become.  If the myelin could be repaired, the effect would be to heal Multiple Sclerosis.

Successful in mice, an antibody may heal MS damage in humans too

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