An effective treatment for Guillain-Barré syndrome and/or peripheral neuropathy

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This video is a brief description of my experience with Guillain-Barré syndrome and what followed which was peripheral neuropathy.

I describe a natural, beneficial and perfectly healthy treatment for something that is described by mainstream doctors as 'incurable' and 'very difficult/impossible to treat'. What worked for me will, I am sure, will work for you.

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malenehundeboel Posted 3/6/2013 4:31:27 PM	Hallo Gary. I have a sister that has had Guillian Barré, and today two years after she got it, she still can't walk on her own. I was wondering if I could get your e-mail, and maybe ask you some questions about your disease and the natural salt method you are referring to. I hope you answer :-) mvh. Malene Hundebøll
ScientificLiving Posted 2/21/2011 3:15:01 PM	sorry it got cut off. Iwas saying my experience with autoimmune diseases is that it is almost always food allergies or infection. http://www.caringmedical.com/conditions/Guillain-Barre_Syndrome.htm Judging by your history of infection and reaction to antibiotics, infection is highly suspect. I sincerely doubt you had a reaction to antibiotics, but rather an infection reacted to antibiotics. Lyme tests include IgG and IgM western blot. A good thing to just try and see if you respond are colloidal silver (start with 1 tsp and increase to 8oz to avoid reaction...if you don/t get any change or herx from a dose at 8 oz, then move on. The second thing I would try is liposomal vitamin C. Start with 1 gram and work up to 10 grams. If also no response from 10 grams, I'd say infection is probably ruled out. Best wishes, ~Davod
ScientificLiving Posted 2/21/2011 1:11:26 PM	Hey Gary, I am going to keep playing the lyme disease advocate, so please bare with me. Unfortunately the vast majority of patients with lyme never notice a rash. It is not necessary to get rash and it is not the norm to notice one. The symptoms or lyme vary so wildly that your symptoms are definitely identical to those someone with Lyme could have. Unfortunately most of the info on lyme on the internet is very simplified and out of date. I googled about spinal tap, and the impression I got from it is that it is used to look for certain markers that would clearly identify it as something other than GBS. But if no such markers are found, it is a logical fallacy to conclude that the cause is GBS. GBS describes a set of symptoms but not a cause. It is a logical fallacy from a diagnostic standpoint to assume that whatever the cause of GBS is, that it is the only thing that could be causing the symptoms once some other thing are ruled out. My experience with autoi
garyn Posted 2/21/2011 3:03:00 AM	Hi David thanks for the reply. I have researched lyme disease symptoms and found that it generally starts of with a rash and progresses to migrating pain in muscles, joint, and tendons, and heart palpitations and dizziness caused by changes in heartbeat. Also extreme fatigue can be present. The symptoms I had were the inability to walk along with extreme pain about the torso region (base of spine) and after a spinal tap it was confirmed that it was indeed GBS. However it is good to know that pure water and salt have helped with lyme disease and GBS and who knows it may help with many other diseases. Sincerely Gary
garyn Posted 2/21/2011 2:48:45 AM	Hi David thanks for taking the time to reply. I have researched Lyme disease symptoms and it appears that the disease starts of with a rash and progresses from there with migrating pain in muscles, joint, and tendons, and heart palpitations and dizziness caused by changes in heartbeat along with fatigue. The symptoms I had were the inability to walk and extreme initial pain about the torso (near base of spine) and after a spinal tap it was confirmed I had GBS. However it is good to know that pure water and salt has helped with lyme disease and GBS and who knows I may help with many other diseases.
ScientificLiving Posted 2/20/2011 2:39:09 PM	Hi Gary, When I hear your story I can't help but wonder if it might be Lyme disease you had and have. Your symptoms fit, and you already suspected infection played a role in it somehow. The reaction you had to antibiotics could theoretically have been a herx reaction. Also, believe it or not there are hundreds of people doing something called the "salt/C protocol" for lyme disease. Taking up to 15 grams of salt a day actually is a main way in which many people killed infections and have beaten Lyme disease. This is another speculation of why you recovered with salt. Just my speculations, I thought you should know!. ~David http://scientificliving.net/

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