Multiple Sclerosis Parasites
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Multiple Sclerosis {M.S.] is a chronic, often Relapsing and remitting disease in which the Brain and Spinal cord
are injured. Loss of Myelin in M.S. is the notorious "unknown cause" and the very least understood pathological process in the brain and spinal cord , and this process is common to all M.S. patients.
What initiates the serial episodes of demyelinating injury has been a mystery for 100 years.
Recently, a serendipitous Microscopic discovery of Parasitic nematode worms, Worm Eggs, and Worm Larval forms in Spinal fluids from 10 patients with Multiple Sclerosis has been made by the Duray Foundation researchers.
Multiple Sclerosis Spinal Fluids were provided to the Duray Foundation by the School of Medicine, University of Colorado, Rocky Mountain Multiple Sclerosis Brain Bank, in Boulder Colorado. This discovery was made by simple microscopic examination of Spinal Fluid {CSF], using a high resolution dark field research platform .
There is a huge amount of evidence from Veterinary Medical Scientists from London, England and from Tokyo, Japan to prove that in Farm Animals , mosquito transmissions of parasites to the animal results in development of paralysis, because the parasites travel to the brain and spinal fluid regions of the animal, and then migrate aimlessly through the brain,causing a path of destruction of Myelin, and Nerve injuries which exactly mimic the human multiple sclerosis illnesses.
Human Multiple Sclerosis is a perfect clinical and pathological match for the Neural Larval Migrans paralytic illnesses of Farm Animals. The disease patterns of exacerbations and remissions in parasitic brain infestations of animals exactly recapitulate the Relasping and Remitting clinical patterns of Human Multiple Sclerosis.
A Video Lecture from May 15, 2016, by Dr. Alan B. MacDonald, MD ( of the Duray Research Foundation)
was presented at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the
Academy for Nutritional Medicine, in London, England.
A link to that video - free for all to view:
https:vimeo.com166688480
Explains the History of Brain, Spinal cord, and Cerebrospinal fluid Parasites commencing in year 1880
in Ceylon, and in India where farm animals developed paralysis and softening of the brain (Surra / Malacia lesions) due to toxic effects of the Parasites inside of the white matter of the brain and Spinal cord.
Parasites in Brain ans Spinal Cord and CSF can be eradicated with medical treatments perfected by Veterinarians, and Human Medical Parasitologists, but it is crucial to only begin treatment for brain parasites under the experit direction of a Physician knowledgable
in the use of powerful anti-Parasitic medications. Failure to properly treat a patient with a Brain/spinal Cord Parasite may result in worsening of the neruological deficits or even sudden death of the patient as a consequence of "worm Kill-offs" in the nervous system.
Examination of Spinal Fluid by an Expert in Parasitology is the ONLY way to confirm a suspected nematode parasite in the central nervous system.
are injured. Loss of Myelin in M.S. is the notorious "unknown cause" and the very least understood pathological process in the brain and spinal cord , and this process is common to all M.S. patients.
What initiates the serial episodes of demyelinating injury has been a mystery for 100 years.
Recently, a serendipitous Microscopic discovery of Parasitic nematode worms, Worm Eggs, and Worm Larval forms in Spinal fluids from 10 patients with Multiple Sclerosis has been made by the Duray Foundation researchers.
Multiple Sclerosis Spinal Fluids were provided to the Duray Foundation by the School of Medicine, University of Colorado, Rocky Mountain Multiple Sclerosis Brain Bank, in Boulder Colorado. This discovery was made by simple microscopic examination of Spinal Fluid {CSF], using a high resolution dark field research platform .
There is a huge amount of evidence from Veterinary Medical Scientists from London, England and from Tokyo, Japan to prove that in Farm Animals , mosquito transmissions of parasites to the animal results in development of paralysis, because the parasites travel to the brain and spinal fluid regions of the animal, and then migrate aimlessly through the brain,causing a path of destruction of Myelin, and Nerve injuries which exactly mimic the human multiple sclerosis illnesses.
Human Multiple Sclerosis is a perfect clinical and pathological match for the Neural Larval Migrans paralytic illnesses of Farm Animals. The disease patterns of exacerbations and remissions in parasitic brain infestations of animals exactly recapitulate the Relasping and Remitting clinical patterns of Human Multiple Sclerosis.
A Video Lecture from May 15, 2016, by Dr. Alan B. MacDonald, MD ( of the Duray Research Foundation)
was presented at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the
Academy for Nutritional Medicine, in London, England.
A link to that video - free for all to view:
https:vimeo.com166688480
Explains the History of Brain, Spinal cord, and Cerebrospinal fluid Parasites commencing in year 1880
in Ceylon, and in India where farm animals developed paralysis and softening of the brain (Surra / Malacia lesions) due to toxic effects of the Parasites inside of the white matter of the brain and Spinal cord.
Parasites in Brain ans Spinal Cord and CSF can be eradicated with medical treatments perfected by Veterinarians, and Human Medical Parasitologists, but it is crucial to only begin treatment for brain parasites under the experit direction of a Physician knowledgable
in the use of powerful anti-Parasitic medications. Failure to properly treat a patient with a Brain/spinal Cord Parasite may result in worsening of the neruological deficits or even sudden death of the patient as a consequence of "worm Kill-offs" in the nervous system.
Examination of Spinal Fluid by an Expert in Parasitology is the ONLY way to confirm a suspected nematode parasite in the central nervous system.
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Alan MacDonald
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Naples, FL