Multiple Sclerosis

Hi Jason,

I can share a bit of anecdotal information that I’ve been running across, which might be a bit off the path you intend to tread. It seems that there is a relatively high incidence of MS in channelers. I have come across several ex-channelers in the work that I do (homeopathic-type work) who believe that their MS came from channeling. From what I’ve seen, I agree with them. It appears that the myelin sheath of the nerves gets burned up from the channeling effort. Once burned up in this fashion, the channels open themselves up to a host of problems with their immune systems.

From a wider perspective, it appears that an energetic boundary process – I’m guessing some subtle body system, similar to a force field (maybe some harmonic of wei qi?) – is shut down or overridden (overwritten maybe?) in the channeling process, or possibly an energetic acceleration that the channel’s nervous system cannot handle. Once this boundary layer is disabled or damaged, the immune system’s ability to distinguish friend from foe goes haywire and the body begins attacking itself.

Likely well-known, but just in case: MS is an extremely difficult problem to solve, from a traditional western, Chinese, or complementary/alternative approach. It takes on many shapes and forms and is by no means a homogeneous disease. It’s more of a disease category, rather than a specific disease. For the inflammatory aspects, treatment with the north-pole of a high quality magnet shows some promise.

-MichaelL

if you have a chance to lend a copy of maciocia’s “practice of chinese medicine”, I would go for this book.
there are ten very detailed pages about multiple sclerosis, its
aetiology, pathology (e.g. invasion of external dampness, diet, excessive sexual activity, shock) and its differentiation and treatment (e.g. damp-phlegm with spleen deficiency, liver and kidney deficiency; acupunture, herbal formulars)

shabd

Hey Jason,

Just stumbled across this link:

http://www.robertamittman.com/jmt/articles/jmtarthritis.html

They’re mainly talking about rheumatoid arthritis, but they expand into the auto-immune area, and much of what they’re describing applies to MS.

-ml

Hi Nnonnth;

Yes, I’m in the complementary healthcare field. I work with a company called Celletech – celletech.com. We manufacture complementary healthcare products. Conceptually they’re similar to homeopathic remedies, but made using a more contemporary process and frequently using combinations of remedies to achieve the desired effect. Single remedies don’t seem to work anymore.

We use energetic signatures to create our products. The method was discovered by a bunch of Brits in the 1960s: Rae, Tansley, LaMonte, DelaWarre. They were radionics practitioners and were wondering how homeopathic remedies worked. Rae discovered that a homeopathic remedy is an energetic signature. They were able to measure, using radionic techniques, the energetic signature of a remedy and its strength, create the signature, and then recreate the remedy from the signature. The discovery process took several years, but is now a very repeatable process. If you take a look at this link:

http://www.nicko500.co.uk/MGA.htm

You’ll find pictures of energetic signatures of homeopathic remedies. They are deceptively simple, but work like a charm. The picture you see is inserted into a device that looks similar to the one in the bottom picture on that page. We have made hundreds of thousands of remedies using this method with excellent results.

The people in the earlier link are using the same idea of energetic signatures, but applying them in a slightly different fashion, however the foundation is exactly the same: Everything that exists has a unique energetic signature. That signature can be copied and the body will respond to the signature exactly the same way it will respond to the real thing. This really blows my mind, or at least my monkey mind. There are enormous implications to this statement.

BTW, there are also good alternatives to applied kinesiology for listening to binary-type responses (yes/no, good/bad) from the body. The one I kind of like is called VAS – Vascular Autonomic System, discovered by Dr. Paul Nogier. You put a couple of fingers or your thumb on the arterial pulse (this is not like pulse diagnosis in TCM). You get a reading of the ‘norm’ of that person. You then introduce substances or signatures or intent into the person’s energetic field. If the substance is good for them, the pulse gives very strong peaks to the pulse in response. If it’s not good for them, the body gives a mushy pulse response. There’s a description here:

http://www.esalenctr.org/display/confpage.cfm?confid=8&pageid=78&pgtype=1

I’ve had to make a secondary batch of the dragon bone remedy. The first one had too much cinnamon in it, energetically making it too hot. I also found some fresh elk antler velvet from a local farm that I’ve added to the recipe. I should be mixing the batch up in a few weeks. Each batch takes 2 months to make.

If you want to see something I just finished, take a look here:

http://celletech.com/commerce/product.jsp?prodId=5932&catId=134&companyId=

It’s a formula for men (I’ve also made one for women) over 30 and especially over 50. It rebuilds growth hormone levels without forcing the process, a la human growth hormone. It’s very gentle and also very effective.

I’d be happy to continue the discussion of energetic signatures with you. I find it a fascinating subject!

dolphin (MichaelL)