Exploring Unconventional Approaches Addressing ALS Symptoms.
In the realm of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) management, there exists a spectrum of unconventional interventions diverging from traditional medical practices. These interventions, often accompanied by anecdotal claims of positive impacts, constitute a growing body of data for researchers and individuals navigating the complexities of ALS and its potential alternative treatments.
The following briefly introduces the Top 5 unconventional approaches to dealing with ALS.
Top 5 ALS Alternatives
- Liposomal Vitamin C
- Rife Machines
- Chlorine Dioxide
- Silver Water Colloidal
- DMSO
It is important to recognize that these radical approaches may challenge conventional medical norms and could face opposition from licensed practitioners and regulatory bodies. Hence, caution is paramount, and thorough independent research is advised before considering any such therapies. Consulting with natural healthcare professionals is essential to understand the potential contraindications of these treatments. The following information is an overview; no endorsement or medical advice is implied.
Liposomal Vitamin C
Linus Pauling, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning author, correlated diseases, including scurvy, with Vitamin C deficiency in 1986. Drawing parallels with scurvy, which is effectively treated with Vitamin C, advocates suggest administering high doses of Liposomal Vitamin C for ALS management.
Liposomal Vitamin C, now more accessible, can be prepared using buffered ascorbic acid, sunflower-sourced lecithin, and water, following DIY methods that abound, including mixing in a blender and treating the resulting liquid with an ultrasonic cleaner. See How to Live Longer and Feel Better by Linus Pauling for more information.
Rife Machines
Nina Sylver, Ph.D., introduced research in 2001 based on Royal Rife’s technology from the 1930s, which transmits healing frequencies throughout the body. Anecdotal testimonials support claims that specific frequencies targeted by Rife Machines can eliminate pathogens associated with diseases like ALS, facilitating complete recovery.
Utilizing Rife Machines requires careful consideration of machine specifications and protocols, with resources like Sylver’s book The Rife Handbook of Frequency Therapy and Holistic Health 5th Edition providing guidance.
Chlorine Dioxide (MMS)
Jim Humble’s research in 2011 unveiled the potential of chlorine dioxide, colloquially known as MMS, in eradicating various diseases, including ALS. Not unlike Linus Pauling, who discovered a cure for scurvy in Vitamin C, which could be applied to a broad spectrum of diseases, Humble first found chlorine dioxide neutralized Malaria. The chemical could also be applied to ALS and other diseases.
Protocols outlined in Humble’s book detail the administration of chlorine dioxide solutions to facilitate getting rid of ALS.
Although these protocols have gained attention, it is essential to approach them with caution and seek updated information from reliable sources. For more information, see Jim Humble’s The Master Mineral Solution of the Third Millennium.
Silver Water Colloidal
Wayne Rowland, an inventor, introduced Silver Water Colloidal in 2014 as a potential aid for ALS symptoms. Rowland’s unique solution hinges on his unique colloidal silver created by striking pure silver in a lab-controlled rainstorm using Tesla lightning and infusing the silver rainwater with specific musical Rife frequencies, resulting in Wain Water, Music Water, or Silver Water.
Advocates assert that 10 cases of this colloidal silver variant, consumed alongside a structured 3-month disease symptom elimination program, can eliminate ALS symptoms. However, thorough research and consultation are encouraged before considering this approach. For more information, see Silver Water Colloidal: Silver for Humans’ Health, Wellness, and Healing by Wayne Rowland.
DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide)
Herb Roi Richards, Ph.D., in 2022, suggested the efficacy of DMSO in alleviating ALS symptoms. DMSO, commonly used in sports medicine, is proposed as a topical and oral treatment for ALS complications.
Reports have surfaced regarding individuals diagnosed with ALS who claim to have found relief by applying a mixture of DMSO and Silver Water (in a 70/30 ratio) to their scalp, vigorously massaging it multiple times daily, and consuming the same blend by the teaspoon several times a day.
The book “DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide) for Humans” contains details about this treatment approach, specifically on page 36. Some individuals suggest doubling the frequency outlined in the book. While DMSO is often referred to as a drug, it is important to note that it is a natural herbal extract derived from trees during the wood-pulping process used to make paper.
Richards advocates for experimentation with DMSO combinations and emphasizes individualized approaches for maximum benefit because everyone’s body is slightly different, and only you can tell if your body is getting better; it usually takes a little time, unlike using pharmaceutical drugs, which hides symptoms almost instantly.
In conclusion, while these unconventional therapies present alternative avenues for treating or eliminating ALS, they require careful consideration, research, and consultation with natural healthcare professionals. Individual responses to these interventions may vary, underscoring the importance of informed decision-making and comprehensive care approaches.