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    Use of Calcium EAP

    I've read that a doctor in Germany used Calcium EAP to treat ALS with some success in the 1960's (Calcium EAP is actually a salt of 2-aminoethanol phosphate) which acts as a gatekeeper of cell health,affecting absorption of minerals by certain cell receptors and also prevents the absorption of...
    • hickner
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    • Forum: New members
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    What to expect from an ALS Center

    Hello, First I would like to thank this web site I really have know one to talk to about my possible ALS, I do not want to put any more burden on my wife, in case I have ALS so much will fall upon her I am 46 with three kids age 18, 15 & 10. I guess I am just scared & worried about what the...
    • billymcg
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    • age als atrophy christmas diabetes emg family foot kids medicine mnd mri muscle possible als reading scared swallow test twitch twitching weakness work worried
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: General discussion about ALS/MND
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    What TCM treats

    Western Diseases Treated by Oriental Medicine in Present-day China Note: In the source texts these diseases are differentiated according to TCM. For example, the single western disease asthma could be due to Lung Qi Deficiency, or Kidneys Not Grasping Qi, or Wind-Heat Invasion of the Lungs...
    • mlb
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    • acupuncture atrophy china cold constipation diabetes eye headache heart herbs insomnia medicine pain paralysis paraplegia stroke tiredness treatment ulcerative colitis urticaria vomiting wes
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: General discussion about ALS/MND
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    Does PBP always show up on tests?

    Hi. I'm new to the group. Nice to have a place to go. Three years ago my sister, now age 60, suffered what seemed to have been a stroke that resulted in slurred speech. The MRI reflected a cluster of irregular blood vessels, thus the stroke diagnosis. It was blamed on diabetes. She lost...
    • Slipper
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    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Progressive bulbar palsy
  5. Al

    New Study of Genetic Markers in ALS

    This may have been posted here before but it is important so if there is repetition at least we didn't kill a tree to leave a paper trail. The Center for Brain Diseases at Notre Dame Hospital in Montreal Canada is looking for participants to be in a new study of the blood of ALS patients. They...
    • Al
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    • als back brain canada canadians diabetes genetic information medical test
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Research and trials
  6. D

    Tingling - an ALS symptom?

    My brother, age 67, has been experiencing progessive tingling and muscle weakness in the index and little fingers of his left hand. When he lays his hand palm down he cannot lift those two fingers. He has been seeing doctors, had an MRI, more are ordered but no one has given him any specific...
    • danita
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    • age als als? brother diabetes diagnosis early fingers information lift mnd mri muscle muscle weakness symptom symptoms weakness worried
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: General discussion about ALS/MND
  7. J

    Does this sound familiar?

    It's Aug and I'm now feeling "symptoms" that I ignored for a long time. I'm incredibly "nervous" feeling as though my skin is crawling beneath my fingers, hands and forearms. I was diagnosed with pre-diabetes in May - and thought all the "buzzy, nervous, skin-crawling, twitches" were related to...
    • JonF
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    • caffeine confused diabetes diagnosed eating fell fingers friend headaches muscle neurologist pain problem shaking spasms support symptoms tongue twitches
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: General discussion about ALS/MND
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    Larry King Live tonights show

    If anyone watched tonights episode, Mary Tyler Moore was interviewed regarding diabetes. She discussed some issues regarding legislation for stem cell research in the US which they expect George Bush to veto. I must say her moral and ethical perspective was impressive; by using samples which...
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