AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS OR ALS and
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
by Dr. Lawrence Wilson
© August 2019, LD Wilson
Consultants, Inc.
AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS
Another
name for this condition is Lou GehrigÕs disease. ALS is a relatively uncommon neuromuscular condition that
affects mainly the motor nerves of the body with the exception of the nerves
going to the eyes. It causes
progressive weakening of the major muscles of the
body. This eventually causes an
inability to swallow and problems breathing.
Conventional
medical care has little to offer those with ALS other than palliative and
supportive care.
MINERAL
TESTING RESEARCH ON ALS
Manganese.
Several cases of ALS we have worked with all reveal manganese toxicity as a cause and
perhaps the cause of the condition.
Manganese is a trace mineral.
Healthful compounds of manganese are required for life and these are
found in some foods. All food
today, however, is low in these forms of manganese.
However, toxic forms of manganese have an affinity for the brain and
nervous system and settle there, causing damage to neurons and perhaps to other
structures in the brain.
DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMS AND ALS
We have not worked with many cases of ALS, and those we have worked
with have not stayed with the program long enough to do a full evaluation of
the results.
However, we know that a development program can slow the progression
of the condition. This occurs by
helping to eliminate toxic manganese from the body, by balancing and
strengthening the nervous system and by nourishing and detoxifying all parts of
the body.
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY
This is a group of about 30 uncommon degenerative health conditions characterized by progressive
weakening of the skeletal muscles.
Different forms of the condition affect different muscles and some are
more severe than others.
CAUSES
Conventional medical science considers the cause of muscular dystrophy
to be genetic mutations.
Hair mineral research indicates that mercury, lead and/or manganese toxicity are involved in the cause
of muscular dystrophy. The
presence of excessive amounts of these metals in the body can cause disruption
of genetic expression and can also interfere directly with muscle health.
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS FOR MUSCULAR
DYSTROPHY
We have not worked with many cases of muscular dystrophy. However, in a recent case, after about
two months on a development program, the young man is feeling stronger. This is too soon to evaluate the
longer-term effects of a development program, and we will continue to monitor
his progress.
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