multiple sclerosis and ITP

hi everyone...
hope someone can help me with this one.i have taken mms1 and was treated from systematic candida infection plus other problems...but my today problem is for ym aunt and maybe someone can help me how to help her!!!!
ok here it is..she is 45 years old.she has multiple sclerosis for over 20 years now with ITP.the last years after she gave birth she gradually got paralysed and now she is in wheel chair as tetrapligic.the last 2 years she has an "active" ITP that lowers her platelets as low as 30000 or less.nose bleedings etc,you know ...so i was wondering since she doesnt want ot take medicines,if mms will help and which protocol and for how long for either her conditions..mostly for her ITP but in multiple sclerosis too.or any other herb or treatment that is good.could ippofaes help along with mms?

Hi worldsailor,

Mind and body are connected: could it be that there had been a traumatic experience? I found this for you:


"I can tell you that the phenomena is strongly connected with a traumatic experience which lead to the state when the affected person starts to blame him or herself for the tragedy or whatever is the reason for trauma.
The most helpful action to take would be to focus on the event (if it is known, we normally speak of the death of some loving person, severe injuries or something similar) and with a help of some keen regression therapist tried to deactivate the event in subconscious mind. The healing can be achieved if the person is willing to collaborate which is not always the case because very strong feeling of guilt does not allow her or him to do anything to get better."

My own son had a walking problem for 7 months (age 9) and was paralized, he got out of it. It was called 'conversion'. Like a penalty in the head.

Wish you good vibes and love,

World Sailor - I would look into the work of Terry Wahl, MD - who had MS. Note the operant word - had. tedxtalks.ted.com/video/TEDxIowaCity-Dr-Terry-Wahls-Min

MMS has some success with MS, but I would be more likely to think it would be with co-infections, which might be making it worse.

thanks for the info,everyone.will checl that youtube.dont think it was a traumatic experience,she has a twin sister all fine,maybe some vaccines or sth?or just bad luck.she doesnt eat gluten and dairy and sugar as to intolerance but said to help with such problems....hope mms will help too.