If only….
After almost 23 months I’m reasonably confident of my understanding of this protocol, it goes against the grain as far as basic nutritional recommendations, but this isn’t a standard for regular nutrition, it’s not “rocket science”, but it is very specific when it comes to restoring health to those like me suffering from multiple sclerosis.
So, my daily diet is without any of the non compliant foods, I’ve found certain treats that are allowed after three months, so all in all I’m quite happy about the foods I eat.
On Thursday I had something different, an Apple cider drink, I used to have one regularly when I lived in the States.. Anyway I have ACV on a daily basis and have always been an advocate of its many benefits so the cool refreshing drink really appealed to me. I quaffed it down before lunch, sadly it wasn’t 20 minutes later that I started to notice a difference, a negative one.
The improvements I’ve experienced since starting the protocol aren’t dramatically noticeable to others, but from my point of view they’re amazing. From an Allopathic medical standpoint where doctors will say the disease is incurable so after a person contracts it there will be a constant decline in health which in their view will be exacerbated when not taking the prescribed medication. I’ve never taken any medication for this disease in more than fifteen years. So for me to have stopped the progression of MS and to be actually getting better is rather amazing.
The ACV drink knocked me back, big time, my legs stopped working, I couldn’t stand, my carer had to wheel me to my bed and transferring onto it was a major challenge, I lost the ability to single finger type, I couldn’t hold a drink or even lift my hand to my mouth, in all honesty I was petrified. It was only when I looked at the ingredients of the ACV drink that I realised what the problem was. The Bragg ACV drink hadn’t been available when I’d done my online shop from Sainsbury so bought one that also included “the mother”… but it had sugar not honey and it kicked my butt.
So after 23 months I’m doing well, I’ve still a long way to go but I’m healing.. I think I know what I’m doing, but even so I still make mistakes, “Stupid boy”….. the information was clearly printed on the label, ten hours of suffering could have been avoided “If only” I’d looked at the label…