Here is a decent summary of the approach I am using to help people diagnosed with als to heal. I am sure I could write it better. I trust you will get the general idea.

I see the degenerative condition commonly called als as generally being created in a way something like the following.

-A person’s system is subject some kind of strain. This strain can have physical, emotional, mental and spiritual aspects.

-There is some kind of trauma to the system. This trauma can be a sports injury, a toxin such as a pestcide, spinal anesthesia, some emotional trauma or any other type of trauma.

-The strain and trauma continue, building in a cyclical manner, and kind of crisis point is reached at which point the strained nerves or the person, you could say, respond to trauma by degenerating.

Now the process has begun.

The process continues because the strain continues, there is further trauma and possibly because the degeneration itself creates strain and trauma. Even the als diagnosis can be stressful, thus further straining the system and the person in general.

This indicates the following approach to solving the problem.

-Relieve strain or stress by using various types of methods including life management approaches, conflict resolution, emotional release techniques and other stress management techniques.

-Reduce continued system trauma as practical by improving diet, adjusting lifelstyle factors and analysing and adjusting other possible sources of system trauma such as use of medication, exposure to industrial chemicals, exposure to pesticides or other sources of physical, emotional, mental and spiritual trauma.

-Use mind body approaches to change the response manifesting in the nervous system.

So, essentially, the approach is to work this from all angles, improving the general state of the system, reducing the triggers that cause the degeneration and changing the response to the triggers. Just as the creation of the condition could be described as cyclical, the healing process is somewhat cyclical. Conflict resolution, for instance, relieves strain, reduces the incidence of trauma and is a behavioral response that will manifest in the nerves.

All of this, if carefully done, is beneficial and essentially without any negative side effects. So there is really only upside to taking these steps.

Please feel free to contact me for further details and information, clarification or to resolve any conflicts between your understanding of the condition commonly called als and what I have said here. I can be reached at 914-316-1288 or by email.

All those experiencing the condition called als can heal themselves.

Best,

Marty Murray