| Until the end of the 19th century, multiple sclerosis | | | | and Dr. Evers lost his license to practice. |
| was unknown in medical literature. The French | | | | In the lawsuit, the medical committee was unable to |
| neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot discovered the | | | | proof their accusation and they lost the case. |
| symptoms back in 1868. Today multiple sclerosis | | | | Eventually Dr. Evers received his license back and the |
| belongs next to epilepsy to the fastest growing | | | | court had to allow him to reopen his clinic. The |
| neurological diseases in the western world. | | | | medical establishment suffered a heavy defeat. |
| In the meantime, many potential causes have been | | | | It appears that they are little interested in helping |
| named. One of the latest is the destruction of the | | | | people with an extraordinary solution. Instead, the |
| myelin sheath, an insulating layer surrounding nerves. | | | | only solution they have at hand with MS is prescribing |
| Another explanation is it would be an autoimmune | | | | medicine. |
| disease. There are other causes mentioned but these | | | | Imagine how powerful a nutritional treatment must |
| are all quite vague. | | | | be that doctors did all they could to stop a colleague |
| At least medical science admits that they do not | | | | from helping thousands of people suffering from |
| really know the true cause of this disease. They | | | | multiple sclerosis. |
| have been trying for many decades to discover the | | | | Until 1975, Dr. Evers treated some 12,000 MS patients |
| one and only pharmaceutical substance that could at | | | | successfully including many of those who sat already |
| least suppress the symptoms effectively. Until today, | | | | in the wheelchair. Despite this outstanding success, |
| all their efforts have been futile. The consequence is | | | | Dr. Evers' treatment has been quite unrecognized in |
| they declare MS as incurable. To the harm of millions | | | | the rest of the world. Instead a thousand fold |
| of people affected from MS worldwide. | | | | proven treatment disappeared in the dark. Till to date |
| The truth is that MS is effectively curable since 1940! | | | | the effectiveness of Evers' treatment to cure MS is |
| In this year, the German medical doctor Joseph Evers | | | | misrepresented. Interestingly enough medical science |
| discovered the relation between MS and nutrition, and | | | | withholds the effectiveness deliberately as the |
| started treating his first patients with astounding | | | | success rate is close to 100 percent. |
| results. They got rid of MS. | | | | Fortunately, this treatment is available again to |
| Dr. Evers became well known and people from all | | | | everyone in the world who suffers from multiple |
| over Germany came to see him. In the 1950s, Evers | | | | sclerosis and who is still in search of real help. |
| opened a hospital to be able to treat more people | | | | [Reprint Rights: You are free to publish this article on |
| suffering from MS by simply changing their diet. | | | | your website, in your newsletter and ezine as long as |
| His success was a thorn in the side of his colleges. | | | | it remains intact without any changes and the |
| Instead of treating patients in the same way, they | | | | author's website is mentioned. |
| accused him of practicing bogus. They closed his clinic | | | | |