Re: Nerve regeneration or PSP treatment
Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2004 3:06 am
Has anyone had success in treating PSP - progressive supranuclear
palsy? This is the disease Dudley Moore had. Apparently nerves
deteriorate so that the victim looses control of his muscles, first
of the voluntary movement, then of involuntary. Victims don't die of
the disease, they die of something like pneumonia because of the
inability to cough up food in the lungs after problems swallowing
allowed food to go into the lungs. Short description, but you get
the idea.
I know someone with this disease, a 50-ish father of 5 who is now in
a nursing home with a stomach tube for feeding. When I learned about
his disease, I was taught homeopathy wouldn't be very helpful, since
he had already lost some nerve function and I thought even homeopathy
couldn't regenerate nerves.
Recently I went to a homeopathy seminar and the instructor said he
thought it was possible for nerves to regenerate and when I told him
about this person and he thought there wasn't anything to lose by
trying.
So I'm rethinking this and want to talk to his wife about seeing a
homeopath with perhaps more experience than I have.
Has anyone had experience with this or a similar disease? I think
this is very close to Creutzfield-Jacobs (sp?) disease, or the human
mad cow disease.
Thanks for your input,
Ruth Pearson Smith
palsy? This is the disease Dudley Moore had. Apparently nerves
deteriorate so that the victim looses control of his muscles, first
of the voluntary movement, then of involuntary. Victims don't die of
the disease, they die of something like pneumonia because of the
inability to cough up food in the lungs after problems swallowing
allowed food to go into the lungs. Short description, but you get
the idea.
I know someone with this disease, a 50-ish father of 5 who is now in
a nursing home with a stomach tube for feeding. When I learned about
his disease, I was taught homeopathy wouldn't be very helpful, since
he had already lost some nerve function and I thought even homeopathy
couldn't regenerate nerves.
Recently I went to a homeopathy seminar and the instructor said he
thought it was possible for nerves to regenerate and when I told him
about this person and he thought there wasn't anything to lose by
trying.
So I'm rethinking this and want to talk to his wife about seeing a
homeopath with perhaps more experience than I have.
Has anyone had experience with this or a similar disease? I think
this is very close to Creutzfield-Jacobs (sp?) disease, or the human
mad cow disease.
Thanks for your input,
Ruth Pearson Smith