Has Anyone Tried Marshall Protocol for CIDP?
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AnonymousMarch 21, 2011 at 7:28 am
Be careful on this one. I did a little investigation and got as many warnings as I did positives and that usually sets off red flags.
From the little I have read, they use a lot of big words, but don’t seem to apply to CIDP. Mostly bacteria in the gut and body. The disease list that they say it works on doesn’t include CIDP, GBS or MS or ALS or anything neurological.
I do agree that eating healthy things and in the proper amounts will make you a better person health wise, and that there are herbal supplements that can be effective. But I would be careful with this one.
Good luck
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AnonymousMarch 21, 2011 at 12:48 pm
First off, sounds too good to be true? If so, why haven’t we heard about it before? I did look at their web site[s] and they throw out valid ‘big’ words, but little else? “research papers” seem to be in the very lesser known journals. AND, when looking up physicians ‘in’ their program? Don’t find any?
Secondly, seems to be no real NIH research to back it up. I looked it up last nite and found nothing.
Am I correct in that you suspect that you are having some digestive autoimmune issues? IF so? Join the club.
Eating sensibly and proper dosings of supplements to offset or counteract such issues can help to a degree. Just be very careful as to what you do or not.
Think of it this way? It mite be cutting edge in 15-20 years, but then IVIG was only approved as a ‘therapy’ for CIDP in the last few years….tho used as one for the previous 25-30 years. Do keep in mind that the stem-cell therapies being done in Chicago are also cutting edge? But they are being done NOW! With good results. Think about your own issues and whether you want to be ‘cured’ now or wait.
My heart is with you and I hope you find some pain relief!
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