is blood type b related to having ms

My blood type is B and I have MS. "B's" are more prone to getting autoimmune disorders than other blood type. I strictly follow the B type diet,except I don't eat over bred commercial meat or pasteurized dairy. I eat a bit of bison and lamb and fermented dairy instead. Since following this diet, I noticed that my digestion is 100% better.

I also follow an 80% alkaline/raw diet and I detox regularly. All that an my supplements are working for like me like a charm. I take no meds and I have no symptoms. I was diagnosed with MS at the age of 25 and now I'm 40 and I feel pretty healthy. Don't underestimate the power of food.

thanks for the reply i'm going to try this diet for health reasons can i ask what do you do if you fancy a chilli or a spaggetti bol well any time of meat sauce really i do like stuff like that as your not aloud tomatoes on this diet do you accassionlly let yourself have a treat do you find it affects you if you come of it?

I stopped eating citrus all together, but maybe once every three months or so I have organic spaghetti sauce. That is ok. It is when we over indulge in foods that we should avoid when things can become a problem.

When it comes to treats, I just eat healthy ones that taste good. ( i.e. kale chips, sweet potato fries, raw carrot cake, rice cakes and almond butter etc.) The brain needs certain building blocks to function properly. I strongly suggest that you Google and watch “Food as Medicine: Brain Health”. It is a six part series by Dr. Wahls.

In 2003 Terry Wahls, M.D., was diagnosed with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis and soon became dependent upon a tilt-recline wheelchair. After developing and using the Wahls Protocol, she is now able to walk and commute to work by bicycle. She now uses intensive directed nutrition in her primary care and traumatic brain injury clinics. Dr. Wahls is the lead scientist in a clinical trial testing her protocol in others with progressive MS. Many people are reversing their MS with nutrition. Dr. Wahls' story is not unique.

Also, in the 1940 something, German physician J. Evers, M.D. reported considerable improvement in nearly 1000 MS patients on an entirely raw food diet. He prescribed a natural, healthy diet. His patients were to eat only unprocessed and mostly uncooked foods. His presumption was that MS is a metabolic disease which has its cause in the denaturation of our food. Refined foods, he believed had lost something, which Dr. Evers intended to find in fresh, untreated foods. Before 1970 he had treated over 10,000 cases. Dr. Evers has written two books: The Changed Aspects of Diseases and the very practical Directions For Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis. I think if you Google “The Evers Therapy” you’ll find more info.

wow thats amazing i;m def going to look into it thanks for the info xx