Chronic Diseases Demystified Website describing ALS or Lou Gehrig disease from experimental point.

Some time after writing my Amoral World post I decided I need to write few other related articles and the topic of absurdity needs to be the next one. Then by "certain coincidence" I found out there is something called National Absurdity Day. I wondered if the date would suit my needs and as usually, I was lucky, I had week of time to express my progressive thoughts and publish on this day, on the day of absurdity!

News about the actress Christina Applegate and her MS diagnosis ran through world media. I need to wonder again how incomplete is the medial & mainly medical description of multiple sclerosis which I investigated too on my adventurous ALS deciphering journey. A small miracle could cause this information finds its …

When I did not know much about ALS, I was rather instinctively refusing those critical claims pointing at non-transparent financial interests standing behind the absence of effective treatments of this brutal syndrome. The disease is rare, it is not really an opportunity for making profits due to complex & expensive research and so on. It was a naive view.