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Bernard can you give us some examples of what you saw in India that may apply to MS and b helpful?

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Kathy, 49 with PPMS,full time scooter.
Married to a wonderful man, mother to a darling 9 yr old boy

hi
Yes I saw very exiting results with no side effect treament specially on pain (exept contractures) parethesis , stengh of members and vertigo, etc.
Most of patient had new ability to stand up and walk.
It seems illness was stopped by the mean of improvement of immunes defenses ( at the contrary most of conventionnal ttt lead to down immunes defenses.
do you read french?
It is more easy for me
Regards
Dr M

I am terribly sorry but I don't read French. I thi k there may be some others on this forum who do, and perhaps they could translate what you write. Anyone?

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Kathy, 49 with PPMS,full time scooter.
Married to a wonderful man, mother to a darling 9 yr old boy

bernard, you can try writing out what you want to say en francais, then putting it into google translate.

then you could cut and paste the translated english material into your posts here. we should be able to get at least the idea of what you mean from that.

enter text in this field for translation from french to english:

http://translate.google.ca/?hl=en&tab=wT#fr|en|

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my approach: no meds so far - just balanced whole foods (partial 'paleo', much less outright elimination), science, supplements, & bloodwork
my regimen - www.thisisms.com/ftopict-2489.html
www.whfoods.com, www.nutritiondata.com

sorry for late
there is no other possibility than have a traductor , and I can give you my phone and adress if it is allowed on that website.
What are the main problems with your MS ?
regards
Bernard

I can translate any French for you if needed; just post here or PM me. It might take a bit longer due to my MS but I'll do it.

Je peux traduire pour vous n'importe quel texte français <=> anglais. Postez ici ou envoyez-moi un message privé (PM). Ca peut être un peu plus lent à cause de la maladie; mais je le ferai.