Multiple Sclerosis- Treatment using Organic Black Cumin Seed Oil Print E-mail

Because of its many medicinal properties, organic black cumin seed oil has proven effective in the treatment of both the causes and symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis.

Mercy Products Treatment for Multiple Sclerosis:

1) Mercy Drinking Oil (organic black cumin seed oil?):                                  

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Drink 2 x 5ml Teaspoons of Mercy Drinking Oil in a warm herbal tea or with warm water at least twice daily.
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2) Mercy Massage Oil (organic black cumin seed, lavender and mastic oils?):

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Massage affected areas of the body with Mercy Massage Oil for at least 30- 45 minutes daily (re- applying Mercy Massage Oil as it is absorbed).
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3) Supplement: Mercy Ocean Aqua (organic oregano steam distilled extract?):

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Supplement: Drink 1 x 15ml Tablespoon of Mercy Ocean Aqua in a tall glass of water thrice daily after food.
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Multiple Sclerosis is a condition of the central nervous system. It is the most common disabling neurological disease among young adults. Multiple Sclerosis is most often diagnosed in people between the ages of 20 and 40, and women are almost twice as likely to develop it as men.

Dietary Advice for Multiple Sclerosis

  • Drink plenty of water (spring water is the best).

  • Eat organic foods. Meat, vegetables, dairy, pulses, wholegrains, fruit, honey and sugar (unrefined rather than white).

  • Eat plenty of nuts, seeds and oily fish.

  • Eat no more than 1/4 pound of meat weekly!

  • Eat brown bread, rice and pasta instead of white.

  • Avoid fried, fatty and spicy foods completely.

  • Avoid alcohol and addictive substances.

  • Avoid excessive caffeine drinks (2+ small cups daily)

  • Eat uncooked foods for breakfast & cooked foods only between midday and early evening.

  • Get plenty of exercise, even if it is just walking.

    • Causes of Multiple Sclerosis

    Multiple Sclerosis is an autoimmune condition. This means that your immune system, which normally helps to fight off infections, mistakes your body's own tissue for a foreign body, such as infectious bacteria, and attacks it.

    In Multiple Sclerosis, the immune system attacks myelin (an important substance surrounding and protecting the nerve fibres of the central nervous system {rain & spinal cord}) is damages the myelin and strips it off the nerve fibres, either partially or completely, leaving scars known as lesions or plaques. This myelin damage disrupts messages travelling along nerve fibres - they can slow down, become distorted, pass from one nerve fibre to another (short circuiting), or not get through at all.

    As well as myelin loss, there can also sometimes be damage to the actual nerve tissue itself causing the disability that can be accumulate over time.

    Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis

    As the central nervous system links all bodily activities, many different types of symptoms can appear in Multiple Sclerosis. The specific symptoms that appear depend upon which part of your central nervous system is affected and the role that the damaged nerves play in the body.

    Visual problems are often associated with Multiple Sclerosis, and for many people it is the first symptom they experience. The kinds of eye problems that can occur include optic neuritis - inflammation of the optic nerve; diplopia - double vision; and nystagmus - involuntary eye movements.

    For most people, fatigue means being tired but for people with Multiple Sclerosis it can mean much more.

    Pain is a very common symptom of Multiple Sclerosis.

    Like other Multiple Sclerosis symptoms, tremor can affect people in different ways.

    Not everyone with Multiple Sclerosis will experience problems with memory and thinking, but mild difficulties are common.

    Depression and emotional symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis often go undiagnosed.

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