When anyone is diagnosed with a serious illness its depressing to say the least, I know from my own personal point of view it was absolutely heartbreaking. I think because I’d been a reasonably fit and physically active man and then being told that everything would change, no more skydiving, hang gliding, scuba diving, rock climbing mountain biking or flying a plane…yes they were all part of my life. I suppose just being active, going to the gym or road running and hiking in the mountains as I was living in Colorado at the time..
Okay, okay Stefan!!! The past is the past, no dwelling on what was…focus on what is and what can be done.
Now as far as I’m concerned having done a ton of research, I’ve read books and talked to many “experts” in the natural health arena, in my humble opinion the most relevant way of kicking the ass of multiple sclerosis is the Ann Boroch Protocol.
Now I want to explain and justify my current actions, I very rarely just accept someone’s word for anything described as “amazing or incredible”.
With the ABP I talked with Janet, I’d read and reread “Healing Multiple Sclerosis” before I jumped in and I must say without any doubt or hesitation that this is “The way”.
So now there’s a however… not a doubt, just a possible addition that, again in my humble opinion I’ve chosen to add primarily because of my knee damage last year and the restrictions it caused.
I’ve added 500ml of beetroot juice (brj) daily, I believe in my own personal situation being three years ten months on the protocol that at this point it will enhance my results, I think doing what I’m doing during the first two years would negate the hard work previously done, so don’t do what I’m doing…
The ABP is strict for a reason, its not that Ann or Janet (was or does) want others to suffer, it’s because doing it works.
So following and sticking to the protocol regardless of the taste buds yearning for caffeine, sugar, dairy and gluten or the limited and frustrating days, it Will work..
Achieving it is possible, it just depends on…
How much you want it…