Multiple
Sclerosis
Improvements
on Glyconutrients From Heather Anderson
My story and progress since commencing the Glyconutrients on 3 December
2002.
I had been diagnosed with Progressive MS back in 1977 and steadily lost
ground until 1966 when my Doctor recommended I try a particular antioxidant. We
not only introduced it but added four other ones. Within 3 months my MS was
stabilized and I have a copy of a letter written by my Doctor in May 2002,
addressed to the accident Compensation Corporation, stating my MS has been
stabilized since 1996. The abilities that I regained within those first
three months were retained but I could not improve on them through to December
2002. However in 1999 I had an accident and broke my left hip and after
that thing went wrong. To keep the story short 1 year after my hip
replacement, the artificial one was removed never to be put back in because of
a bone infection. Loss of my hip joint has confined me to a wheelchair
and I require assistance for all my transfers of position! However all
other aspects of my abilities had remained unchanged since 1996.
Since starting on Glyconutrients on December 3rd. 2002 I am certainly
making some significant gains in my fight with MS and are listed：
l My practice walks on the gutterframe walker have improved
by more than ten fold since I started on Glyconutrients. In November I would
achieve anything between 9 and 35 “quality” steps out of walking 90 meters.
Quality defined as being able to take my left foot well forward of the right
foot, a normal step. To get counted the left foot comes through as far as the
wheel of my walker. I can now do up to 701 quality step in a day with only 1 to
5 steps not qualifying to be counted.
l I am gaining strength and can stand up much straighter
than before.(still have to be supported). My side profile of my back, during
transfers, used to be likened to a banana, now it is almost straight.
l My bowel movements are now regular and the stools
consistently good. I have not taken Lactulose (to prevent constipation) since
April. Previously Lactulose was required daily and the dose often had to be
adjusted in trying to keep the stools consistent.
l My night time bladder control is better. November last,
usually 3 times per night and occasionally twice, now most night I can sleep
right through with the next most common requirement is a lift around 3 a .m. and rarely two lifts.
l My daytime bladder control has improved and can now
delay, after getting the first “urge”, up to an hour or more. Previously it was
difficult to “hold” if one didn’t make for the toilet immediately. This is a
big bonus!
l I can sit up in the bath now and that was previously
impossible.
l I have Hydrotherapy twice a week and there have been
noticeable increases in my leg movements e.g. I can lift my right knee almost
twice as high as I could last December , is just one of a number of
improvements.
l My Sleep Apnea has gone, during 3rd month my Husband,
Michael, noticed it was improving and he has not been able to observe any sign
of it since the beginning of June 2003. He say that I now sleep quieter,
without any heavy breathing, than I have for years and I now wake up feeling
more refreshed. Back in December 2002 Michael had timed me for stopping
breathing for up to 1 minute and 45 seconds followed by a huge gasp of air. I
would breath heavily, almost a snore, for about a minute and then stop
breathing again – he say it was quite scary to listen to.
l I now have feeling in my left little toe, it had been
numb for years.
l My left leg and foot now “feels warm” and the skin
surface temperature has improved. (touch only assessment, not measured). They
have been cold for years, even in the Summer.
l My left foot used to have to be strapped to the foot
plate of my wheel chair to prevent it being lifted off during involuntary
contractions. Sometimes my foot would become dislodged from the strapping.
Since May we have been able to remove the strapping and it has not coming off
the foot plate since then.
l At night time while sleeping, both my legs would have
involuntary contractions where the legs would bend and the knees would
lift about 6 inches. That has ceased completely.
l I can now shift my left leg in bed, Michael used to have
to position it for me to get comfortable and the placement was critical as on
occasions he would have to get out of bed to shift it ever so slightly for me
to be comfortable.
l After a transfer to the wheel chair I can position myself
by pushing myself into the back of the seat. Previously Michael always had to
give me assistance to get to the very back of the cushion by lifting me under
the buttocks and pushing against my right knee with his knees.
l When sitting in my wheel chair I can pick things up off
the floor, previously impossible.
l There are a number of activities that have significant
improvements because of increased strength. Just too numerous to list but from
Michael’s point of view the most important improvement is that I am “lighter”
to transfer – not because I have lost weight but because I now contribute more
to the lift because of my increased strength in my legs.
l In September 2003 Michael noticed that a bone growth
(identified by my Doctor as bone growth) on a vertebra in my mid back has
shrunk to less than 1/2 of its previous size. It used to annoy me when sitting
on any hard back chair.
l February 2004, I successfully came off Diazepam that had
been required to keep my leg from comfortable while lying in bed. The only drug
I now use is Accupril for blood pressure and even that is half the dose that it
used to be. (Achieved when on the anti-oxidants that I used to consume before
switching completely to present regime – see below)
l May 2004, I have just had a major “breakthrough” and I am
so excited. Until now, my practice walks have required Michael to put pressure
on the inside of my left calf to stop that foot from tucking in behind my right
leg. I can now step through without any assistance from Michael. It requires
considerable effort and it means my counting of the steps have had to start
again The first morning was only 15 steps, 2nd day was 30 and then a 3 days gap
and 70 steps for 2 mornings and this morning it was 123 steps. I am taking it
carefully as it is a new experience for the muscles and I do not wish to over
do it.
I am now in my 18th
month of being on the Glyconutrients and although the improvements have slowed
down I am still gaining. It is truly amazing and we are just so excited. I
consume a “liberal” serving of Glyconutrients and 6 capsules of phytonutrients,
6 capsules of plant sterols and 3 of food matrixes vitamin/minerals, 9 capsules
of the new combined glyconutrients and phytonutrients and 3 capsules of
digestive enzymes daily. The reason for not disclosing the Glyconutrients
consumption is that one should seek to find their own requirements. A good way
to do that is to consume the “Label rate” for 2 weeks and if no significant
improvements are not observed, double the consumption. Each 2 weeks repeat the
process if until significant improvements a detected.
This testimony has
been updated on 5 May 2004 by Heather Anderson
I trust that
Heather’s progress will help to give you the encouragement to take the
opportunity to see if you can gain benefits like Heather has. You may be
astounded at the improvements that can be achieved by giving your body the
tools contained in the Optimal Health Pack. They are designed to assist our
bodies reach a state of optimal health. I will send you information on the
Optimal Health Products later.
The reality is that
we should all be consuming the Glyconutrients, We are all subjecting ourselves
to a diet that just cannot deliver the eight essential sugars and
phytochemicals that our bodies require for the maintenance of good health. You
would be well aware that people can look and feel fine right up to the time of
symptoms presenting themselves. e.g. One minute one can be outwardly fit and
well and the next minute struck down with a heart attack. (60% of women who die
from a heart attack, the attack was their first symptom! They never get a
second chance). Believe me, I am not trying to use scare tactics, just showing
you “how it is” and hoping that you will see the wisdom of considering the
products for yourself and your family. As Dr. Reg McDaniel, Director of the
Fisher Institute of Medical Research, say “If your heart is still beating, you
should be consuming Glyconutrients and there are no exceptions.”
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