Minutus

This is very interesting but still a mechanical response to dis-ease state. It does not
address the cause of the problem--only seeks a patentable, high cost reaction to it.
It is clear that there is a dramatic increase in MS in western societies but no thought as
to what is affecting the body in this deep seated way. They are trying to dismiss the ide a
of auto-immune deficiency with a mechanical solution, but this appears to be a medical
non-sequitor. They just jump over the cause and look to deal with the symptom which
is a consequence of something that is happening in increasing numbers.
I would think that homepathy and laser would work quite well in this condition. Particularly
if one knows the veins that are being impinged. Laser will heal brain conditions we know and
see no reason why it won't apply healing to the veins as can be done with homeopathy.
As for nutrition? I don't know what the nutritional impact is; perphaps others have a better
handle on this piece.
tanya

Hi Tanya,

One of my patients tried to access this treatment in the UK and was told that it is not available.
I appreciate that this is a surgical intervention for a dis-ease state, and that ideally we should be looking at prevention and cure rather than symptom relief ... but the amount of pain and suffering that MS sufferers go through surely warrants some immediate relief if it is available (ie: allow drainage of the excess iron collected in the brain) and then look at a more permanent cure?
Can laser therapy open up blocked veins?
Cheers,

Andy
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of tamarque@earthlink.net
Sent: 22 December 2010 09:34
To: Therapeutic-Laser_Therapy@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Minutus] RE: [Therapeutic-Laser_Therapy] Discovery in MS patients
This is very interesting but still a mechanical response to dis-ease state. It does not

address the cause of the problem--only seeks a patentable, high cost reaction to it.
It is clear that there is a dramatic increase in MS in western societies but no thought as

to what is affecting the body in this deep seated way. They are trying to dismiss the ide a

of auto-immune deficiency with a mechanical solution, but this appears to be a medical

non-sequitor. They just jump over the cause and look to deal with the symptom which

is a consequence of something that is happening in increasing numbers.
I would think that homepathy and laser would work quite well in this condition. Particularly

if one knows the veins that are being impinged. Laser will heal brain conditions we know and

see no reason why it won't apply healing to the veins as can be done with homeopathy.
As for nutrition? I don't know what the nutritional impact is; perphaps others have a better

handle on this piece.
tanya
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