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Sorry to hear that you going through that. Not and MS patient personally, but I've been going to a special clinic in Mexico for more than 10 years and MS is on

Sorry to hear that you going through that. Not and MS patient personally, but I've been going to a special clinic in Mexico for more than 10 years and MS is one of the conditions they treat. I've met quite a few MS patients there who achieved life-changing results after doctors in the states and EU had failed to help them. This clinic helped me overcome a toxic mold exposure that was producing autoimmune and neurological issues that various doctors in the states were unable to effectively diagnose or treat. (They were happy to take my money though) A few year later, I was hit by a drunk driver in Nicaragua and doctors in the states told me I was going to need multiple surgeries and need to adjust my expectations for what healing looked like. With help from this clinic, I was able to recover from that with no surgeries and have no residual issues whatsoever. The important thing here is that you keep a mindset that healing is possible, and keep exploring options until you find what works. Don't get bogged down envisioning worst-case scenarios. Be vigilant of your thoughts and any time you find yourself going into those fear-based scenarios, do a pattern interrupt and replace them with positive thoughts. For me, the visions I used to replace those fears was seeing myself hiking in the mountains with my dog, feeling healthy and strong. A few years into my healing journey, I found myself doing exactly that. Hiking above the treeline on Mt Shasta with my Malinois, feeling strong in my body, with clean mountain air in my lungs. I sat down and wept tears of gratitude. Keep pressing forward. It gets better. Sending you an email.

hda111 4y ago
I also got a chronic MS-like illness from toxic mold exposure. You are not alone. This is definitely a real problem. I have multiple lesions in brain MRI that I’m sure are the result of mold exposure because they were not there before the exposure. I don’t seek treatment because I know the mainstream medicine would probably kill me. Steroids are not the solution when the body is full of molds.
sooyoo 4y ago
I'm sorry to sound negative, but what you are saying about this "clinic in Mexico" sounds too good to be true. And everybody knows that when something sounds too good to be true ... More concretely, are you suggesting that US and European doctors are ignoring science about MS and just take the money? And the Mexican doctors at this clinic somehow magically have a cure which the rest of the world, at least the western world, ignores to ... enrich themselves? Seriosly, this sounds very dubious. I'd caution the poster to get into fishy recommendations and blindly trust a stranger on the internet based on hope. Especially out of desperation. And I find it deeply unethical to get the hopes up for somebody so desperate for a solution as the poster is. Their condition and outlook are bad enough, they don't need to be tricked on top of that. One of the huge red flags is the hush-hush "I'll send you a mail" Why this secrecy? I urge you to either put evidence if your claims on the table or stop posting this kind of thing.
- alfor 4y ago
  While I agree with you with my alarm bells, I found out too that our medical system is way more a money extraction machine than an health machine. We are chronically deficient in infrared light, it’s killing people, it’s well researched yet there no pill for that: no money, no reach. https://youtu.be/5YV_iKnzDRg https://youtu.be/5YV_iKnzDRg
  - refurb 4y ago
    While I agree with you with my alarm bells, I found out too that our medical system is way more a money extraction machine than an health machine. But that’s exactly what a lot of clinics doing stem cell therapy are doing themselves. No evidence the therapy works but happy to accept you as a patient as long as you can fork over $100k.
    - alfor 4y ago
      True, if there is that amount of money involved they should have solid proof.
- diceduckmonk 4y ago
  > I'm sorry to sound negative, but what you are saying about this "clinic in Mexico" sounds too good to be true. And everybody knows that when something sounds too good to be true ... More concretely, are you suggesting that US and European doctors are ignoring science about MS and just take the money? And the Mexican doctors at this clinic somehow magically have a cure which the rest of the world, at least the western world, ignores to ... enrich themselves? I’m assuming you aren’t aware of the Dallas Buyers Club.
  - Kye 4y ago
    In that case society and government were widely opposed to helping and considered the plague a positive and much-deserved thing. There isn't the same level of stigma around MS.
  - AutumnCurtain 4y ago
axpy906 4y ago
Would love to hear more about the clinic. I’ve heard they can do more treatments than outside the US. All of interest to me since I’ve got a myeloid condition.
replwoacause 4y ago
What’s the name of the clinic?
edmcnulty101 4y ago
Sometimes it's as simple as your chakras being out of alignment. Sometimes it's more complicated though.
AuthorizedCust 4y ago
“toxic mold exposure” Red flag! This is among the constellation of fake, unlikely, or exaggerated conditions concocted by the alternative medicine industry so that they can sell more sham treatments.

hda111 4y ago

I also got a chronic MS-like illness from toxic mold exposure. You are not alone. This is definitely a real problem. I have multiple lesions in brain MRI that I’m sure are the result of mold exposure because they were not there before the exposure. I don’t seek treatment because I know the mainstream medicine would probably kill me. Steroids are not the solution when the body is full of molds.

sooyoo 4y ago

I'm sorry to sound negative, but what you are saying about this "clinic in Mexico" sounds too good to be true. And everybody knows that when something sounds too good to be true ... More concretely, are you suggesting that US and European doctors are ignoring science about MS and just take the money? And the Mexican doctors at this clinic somehow magically have a cure which the rest of the world, at least the western world, ignores to ... enrich themselves? Seriosly, this sounds very dubious. I'd caution the poster to get into fishy recommendations and blindly trust a stranger on the internet based on hope. Especially out of desperation. And I find it deeply unethical to get the hopes up for somebody so desperate for a solution as the poster is. Their condition and outlook are bad enough, they don't need to be tricked on top of that. One of the huge red flags is the hush-hush "I'll send you a mail" Why this secrecy? I urge you to either put evidence if your claims on the table or stop posting this kind of thing.

alfor 4y ago
While I agree with you with my alarm bells, I found out too that our medical system is way more a money extraction machine than an health machine. We are chronically deficient in infrared light, it’s killing people, it’s well researched yet there no pill for that: no money, no reach. https://youtu.be/5YV_iKnzDRg https://youtu.be/5YV_iKnzDRg
- refurb 4y ago
  While I agree with you with my alarm bells, I found out too that our medical system is way more a money extraction machine than an health machine. But that’s exactly what a lot of clinics doing stem cell therapy are doing themselves. No evidence the therapy works but happy to accept you as a patient as long as you can fork over $100k.
  - alfor 4y ago
    True, if there is that amount of money involved they should have solid proof.
diceduckmonk 4y ago
> I'm sorry to sound negative, but what you are saying about this "clinic in Mexico" sounds too good to be true. And everybody knows that when something sounds too good to be true ... More concretely, are you suggesting that US and European doctors are ignoring science about MS and just take the money? And the Mexican doctors at this clinic somehow magically have a cure which the rest of the world, at least the western world, ignores to ... enrich themselves? I’m assuming you aren’t aware of the Dallas Buyers Club.
- Kye 4y ago
  In that case society and government were widely opposed to helping and considered the plague a positive and much-deserved thing. There isn't the same level of stigma around MS.
- AutumnCurtain 4y ago

axpy906 4y ago

Would love to hear more about the clinic. I’ve heard they can do more treatments than outside the US. All of interest to me since I’ve got a myeloid condition.

replwoacause 4y ago

What’s the name of the clinic?

edmcnulty101 4y ago

Sometimes it's as simple as your chakras being out of alignment. Sometimes it's more complicated though.

AuthorizedCust 4y ago

“toxic mold exposure” Red flag! This is among the constellation of fake, unlikely, or exaggerated conditions concocted by the alternative medicine industry so that they can sell more sham treatments.