It is good that you have figured out what works for you. Sadly, what works for one of us may not work for another.

I am wary of taking advice that does not have evidence from scientific research and is not known or approved by my neuro. I like to check out the alternate treatments at http://www.quackwatch.org/ where I can read a different opinion of alternate medicine than from those who make money pushing their products. There is a lot of questionable information floating around on the internet, and having worked 25 years in medical research, mostly on the digestive tract, I think there is danger in some of the things folks do to themselves, and there are many charlatans out there pretending to be medical people.

Russ

That's true it may very well not work for others or it may actually help many people. I only share my things that have worked. Unfortunately conventional medicine most of the time is symptom management and does not resolve the underlying issue and the degree and intensity of side effects pharmaceuticals cause deteriorates a person health more than the disease itself (example mestinon not only alleviates MG but triggers MG and mestinon is supposed to be the least harmful treatment in regards to MG I learned this from doctors on ICU some encouraging words when your life is on the line) a person does not have a choice but to look for alternatives. Even the MG patients who symptoms are fair or have a decent baseline have a poor quality of life but their stability isn't due to the pharmaceutical medications that's MG it can drive it's own course good or bad. Conventional medicine only has a short duration of effectiveness until they continue to have to increase the dosage and add different treatments after another. I've read an overwhelming amount of cases of others with MG over the past 20 years and just about every case it's pain and suffering. I won't even begin to tell you the stories I've experienced watching the doctors give up when all of their methods fail. Am I against conventional medicine No because it can be somewhat helpful whenever you do not have the knowledge to properly treat MG. But to depend on conventional medicine only is dangerous. The statistics prove that conventional medicine is not very effective. It's funny because I just told someone about huperzine A who was recently diagnosed and it helped as oppose to mestinon enormous amount of side effects. I guess there will always be a division between open minded people and skeptics in all aspects of life the key is balance because not every all natural treatment is the answer as well. Keep in mind pharmaceuticals generate way more money and what's more concerning than that is the relationship between the FDA and Corporate conflict of interest.

What's with the Paypal donation link - what does it fund?

anomaly895

i know that i come short to your 20yrs. of mg, I only going in my 8 1/2 yrs, in remission now for 8 months from my worst relapse, being the worst classification of mg.

i am totaly in agrement with you, and actualy see that you are not afired to speack clearly in some tough subjects, so i to

if you read ths blog that Rhanson wrote on 10/12/18 you will see the comlete explanation of naturals, theyr uses, and the stail mate existing because of politics and fda, congress and the WONDERFULL DRUGS COMPANIES, WHOM INTENYT IS THEIR PROFITS.

i beleive that you will agree with it, as you are the right person to understand what all patients go thru.

in regard of candida, our daughter had those infections thru her life, being a juvenile diabetic, her life was not easy, but she was able to control the candida for more than 20yrs, until she past with natural,
i will not go in explain this because it is amplu defined in the Rhanson blog ARE SUPPLEMENTS SAFE of 10/12/18

anybody really interested in the thruth should read it

Thanks Anomal895, for your candid and consice expalnation, could not be better
Fighter

Thanks and I appreciate you sharing your experience and knowledge.