Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Lou Gehrig is a baseball hall of famer and his life is well docummented. Let´s see if I can find something which could support the ALS experimental theory in any way.

It is time to make a little step into mysticsm and introduce one extraordinary person who lived in 19th and 20th century, a man called the sleeping prophet. Despite the esotheric background, I have made decision this source is of uttermost importance in terms of inspiration - a critical component of any research when exploring unknown territory, the ALS territory in my case.

Lyme disease also known as lyme boreliosis or simply boreliosis is also somewhat mysterious problem which current medicine really struggles with. Surprisingly it can be relevant more than one would expected in this context of ALS experimental theory.

What eastern medicine says regardless how disrespectfully some members of western medical community talk about it?

In this post I will summarize the possible way how amyotrophic lateral sclerosis also known as Lou Gehrig disease can get developed using the experimental framework.

Here we need to get back to the role of those hard to detect internal infections which should be somewhere deep in our organs for many many years without causing big troubles, until something happens ...

If toxicity and heavy metals are considered a factor then let´s find more about them and evaluate their influence on human body.

In this post I will speculate little bit more and present slightly different theory than the one we all know. It also has its big importance in ALS disease. Of course I would like to strictly follow scientifical sources but they have no good theory - speculating is all what left.

My next steps lead me to exploring autoimmunity theory. In this post I summarize my current very basic understanding of inflammation and so called auto-immune body response. As you already know I´m not a scientist nor medical researcher but engineer conducting analysis and synthesis of information available.

In this post I will compare both approaches little bit more. The context still remains same - chronic diseases, often very serious. In my opinion we all would benefit if some bridge between these two camps could be established. There is some theory and science has technology to examine and validate it.