Product Description

Multiple Sclerosis can now be healed and this book shows you how. Though MS is widely believed to be incurable, Boroch's breakthrough treatment protocol can dramatically restore patients to health. This landmark book describes her own tumultuous journey with MS: • Her quest for a cure • Case histories of those who have triumphed over MS • The real causes of MS • How to develop a personal treatment plan • Everything you need to bring about recovery, including a detailed and effective self-help treatment protocol • Delicious recipes and recommended foods, with two weeks of sample menus • A five-week nutritional makeover, recommended supplements and a daily sample supplement schedule • A list of recommended products • User-friendly charts and resources

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #26982 in Books
• Published on: 2007-03
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 333 pages

Customer Reviews

I started treatment suggested
I was diagnosed multiple sclerosis, a year ago. I made two relapses. I want to restore this disease and this book gives me the means to achieve it.

Enlightening and well-written book to live by
I thank this woman for not taking the easy way out and dying, but instead coming back to help all of us. I have purchased 3 of these books...one for myself, one for my sister, and one for my daughter who has MS. We are determined to live healthier lives on a more natural food diet. This book has become our manual for getting rid of all the things that are bad for us...sugar, caffeine, too many anti-biodics. Well-written and easy-to-read, this book will be our reference manuel fot elinimating the toxicity that has become our daily lives.

Hocus pocus -- silly 'new age' type of book
This is the type of book that does more harm than good. It has outright silly advice such as drinking aloe for MS without so much as a single word about the fact that some are highly allergic to aloe and could die from following this advice. Then there is the absolutely amazing conclusion that the root cause of MS is candida albicans. This conclusion--despite the complete lack of credible research support such a conclusion. This author seems a bit delusional.