Multiple Sclerosis and a Holistic Treatment: Ayurveda
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- čas přidán 21. 03. 2018
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I had an ayurvedic doctor look at me during a yoga teacher training and got some very interesting information and lifestyle tips...
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You're looking well and very healthy
Good to see you brother, you look good. Thanks for your positivity 👌
So good to see you are doing well ! Keep up the updates -worry when we don’t hear from you. Keep up the good work Yogi 🧘♀️
Thank you Betty! I'm doing well indeed
That is so great! I Hope you are improving
Would like to hear more about ms from you, I am an ayurveda doctor and yoga teacher and used to treat brain and spinal cord disorders
As an MSSER before i was diagnosed i used to have so much anxiety and stress i felt too much and i had a poor diet also i was lazy i never exercised so i believe by listening to what your body wants, eating well, exercising and most importantly meditating giving time to yourself u can manage symptoms and if lucky you’ll be healed. I notice amazing things when i meditate properly, check out Christine Albright’s story she managed to heal herself by meditating being spiritual and believing. Its hard to imagine a life without MS when you have it for too long but you gotta try!
that looks really interesting! I have Ms myself and yet no medication seems to be successful enough to slow it down or give it a temporarily halt. So now again i am switching meds again and hoping this will somehow control it. i am looking forward to a new video about this Ayurvedic diet, seems interesting and somehow it makes some sense to.
Have you tried black seed oil or CoQ10??
I have had ms for 4 1/2 years... positive with jcv, over 7 lesions in critical areas... so your not alone,
I can relate to your symptoms and relapse alot. I am on no medication.. I've took tecfidera and copaxone... both put me in the hospital... I do not trust ms medications.. but that is my personal opinion... I would like to try rituxianb but unfortunately in the united states it isn't approved by fda for ms... I just try to stay positive. eliminate inflammatory foods that may help. keep your head up. soon I will have my CZcams channel started maybe we could collaborate a video one day . keep your head high. positive vibes , positive mind, positive life. ♡
Very well said
🙏🏻🧡
Hey, what is your opinion on HSCT?
I have MS and have not had many complications except for fatigue and optic neuritis. Sometimes I doubt i have MS. If it wasn't for my yearly MRIs, I would be certain nothing is really wrong with me. Most of the time people in my life don't understand this complicated mindset I have when it comes to the disease, including my husband. It's refreshing to see another gay guy in the world pouring his thoughts out on here on MS. Thank you.
Hey Christopher :) I don't dare to say it myself, but I sometimes feel the same way about having MS. I don't talk about it too much so as not to jinx it, but I'm mainly just grateful that I've been doing well. It's hard to find anyone who understands the mental rollercoasters MS takes you on. This is why I wanted to reach out to other MS'ers.
All the best brother, and do reach out if you feel lost! xx
You have such a nice glow in your face.. the extra weight looks very good on you. Wishing you the best of luck.. I also switched to a healthier diet and good fats..
Hey man what type of changes u have done in this as I have also the same . Everyone wants to get rid of it as it weakens a person from inside . So can u please tell us the changes u have done and the food u take to cure this
You are wonderful ❤️
Hey can you please guide me for treatment you are currently considering, please 🙏🏻
How did you go with the vitamin D treatment in Italy late last year? I'm glad to hear that you're feeling better after making new dietary changes. I know sometimes it can be hard to juggle a range of things we do to look after ourselves but it's always worth it in the end. xx
Hi Nyssa! I will have to make an update video on this, but I never went for that consultation... The restrictions the treatment entailed felt almost as restrictive as MS itself... I don't know, that's just me, and nutrition is something I would really struggle with restricting! xx
It's wonderful that you came to the best conclusion for yourself. I haven't looked into the treatment much but if it's restrictive, then it's almost like adding another burden to our everyday lives. Some burdens are easier to handle than others. Thank you for the update as I was wondering how you were getting on with it. xx
Hi Nyssa and Seb, you need to get better information on the Coimbra Protocol, the treatment is not restrictive at all. We only have to be careful with calcium, so avoiding dairy is the main thing. That's is the only thing I avoid but I do go off this rule at least once a week, I've been on the treatment for 10 years and I've never had a problem at all with it. I followed the Best Bet Diet for a while and even the Wahls Protocol, The Coimbra Protocol is a breeze compared to those diets. I pretty much avoid dairy (not 100%) and eat everything else. Much health to you!
I have started utilizing the Wahls Protocol since my MS diagnosis and adding healthy fats is a huge part of my diet changes in addition to complete lifestyle overhaul. I use super high quality coconut oil, ghee, red palm oil, avocado, and beef tallow. My lesions have reduced and I am in remission.
Amazing!! 🙏🏻🧡
Good luck with all of that period I wish you the best. But I do have a question for you, what is your aversion to over coming and such? I understand your Shying away from cure because it makes no sense. But what is the aversion for you to overcoming MS. Or maybe I'm just confused which is Normal . I guess I should have mentioned before but I also have MS, remitting relapsing to be specific.
Clay Maynard I don’t think anyone can ‘overcome’ a life long illness with no cure available. You can only take steps to reduce future damage
Thanks man. The way I see it, overcoming sounds like a one time thing, often seen in sentences like “how I overcame my MS”, when in reality it’s a lifestyle adjustment that improved their life. And don’t get me wrong, that in itself is wonderful! I just get offended by the marketing aspect of the words “overcome” and “cure “...
OK. I think I see everyone's point. Right think for me it's a mind set, so many people talk about surviving MS. But survival is not good enough for me I overcome in my attitude and my mindset. But everyone has a different idea an opinion on these things and I respect to that so I appreciate sharing thank you.
India gave surgery very first time and plastic surgery too !
Love you brother from India
And do share about ayurveda in your country 🙏
🙏🏻
Ketogenic Diet might be a great one to try
No, highly inflammatory diet. Avoid
Hi Seb, did you ever considered homeopathy as a treatment for MS? I don't have MS and can't tell you to if and to which extent it helps, but I read online that it might contribute to people having MS. I personally have good experiences with homeopathy for other health issues.
Hey Johan, homeopathy is not a recognised medical treatment: www.fda.gov/drugs/information-drug-class/homeopathic-products
As such, I would recommend you follow a treatment that is clinically tested and proven to work.
All the best.
@@LifeofSebMS Hi Seb, unfortunately it isn't recognized by a lot as such. But Ayurveda and yoga aren't either. I know it seems controversial. There is a channel called Homeopathy research on CZcams, which I can recommend. Many university trained doctors practice homeopathy. Good luck!
@@LifeofSebMS see: czcams.com/users/homeopathyresearch
Do you recommend any good places offers this treatment?
Only one country India
MS diagnosis 2001. My lifestyle is KETO and Ayurvedic. Has been for a while.
@voula sepeda is it working? are you able to live the life normally? It would be great if you can share.
How are you doing both Keto and Ayurveda at the same time? Are you a vegan keto?
Hi. Can please give some advice on how you gained weight with MS.?Lost about 6 kg since January. Thanks
Hey there, try to eat five meals a day little by little adding bigger portions. Try to keep those foods wholesome and avoid junk 🙏🏻🧡
Ask he/she about haritaki .
Heeey 😁 what type of fats have you been eating? I’m vegetarian but I’m thinking of starting to eat some fish etc...
Heeeeey Breffni :D It's all healthy fats I'm eating, of course ;) Coconut oil, olive oil (raw), butter (raw), nuts, chia seeds... I have a drink with coconut milk and chia seeds throughout the night. Let me know how it goes!
I had the same question, so thanks for the reply. I've been thinking I need to introduce more fats in my vegan diet, too.
@@LifeofSebMS Hello. I'm an Ayurvedic practitioner. If you have MS DO NOT EAT anything raw. Nuts and seeds are an absolute NO NO. They will aggravate Vata and MS is an imbalance of Vata. Warm, oily foods, preferably sweet should be favoured.
@@cognitivedissonance4413 do you also recommend fats for the rebuild of myelin?
@@cognitivedissonance4413 contrary seeds as almonds seeds and sesame seeds alleviate vata and increase pitta and kapha
Hii
Halo
Ok can Karma Ayurvedah fix the damage that MS has done to the Human body
Hi bro i am ms patient what i do ple help me
Bro , I maybe 3 year late for comment . If you are reading this I know how you feel and going through . It's very stressful living with disease that is not curable at all.
Indeed 🙏🏻
Are you better after 3 years of life style change? Has it worked for you?