Formulation for the prevention and treatment of multiple sclerosis and other demyelinating conditions
OwnerDuane Bennettinventor
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Abstract
A method for prevention and treatment of multiple sclerosis and other demyelinating conditions is disclosed. The method includes two subsequent phases. In each phase, a patient orally administers daily a regimen which includes a specific combination of amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins and minerals. The particular regimens provide vital nutrients necessary to re-build fatty acids that may have been lost or reduced in the myelin sheathing and other locations of brain, therefore decrease one's susceptibility to multiple sclerosis and prevent reoccurrence of the disease.
Claims8
A method for prevention and treatment of multiple sclerosis and other demyelinating conditions comprising the steps of:
- (i) orally administering a first regimen once daily before bedtime in a Phase 1 period, said first regimen consisting essentially of:
- (a) amino acids in amount per 100 lbs of body weight consisting of:
- 2300 mg of L-phenylalanine,
- 880 mg of tyrosine, and
- 135 mg of tryptophan;
- and
- (b) a group of fatty acids in amount per 100 lbs of body weight consisting of:
- 2650 mg of lecithin,
- 660 mg of choline, and
- 440 mg of primrose oil;
- and
- (c) a group of B vitamins in amount per 100 lbs of body weight consisting of:
- 220 mg of niacin,
- 35 mcg of folic acid, and
- 2000 mcg of vitamin B12;
- and
- (d) a group of vitamins and minerals in amount per 100 lbs of body weight consisting of:
- 35 mg of beta-carotene,
- 1325 mg of vitamin C,
- 1050 mg of calcium, and
- 525 mg of magnesium;
- and
- (ii) thereafter orally administering a second regimen daily in a Phase 2 period, said second regimen consisting essentially of:
- 2100 mg of lecithin,
- 450 mg of primrose oil,
- 1325 mg of choline,
- 2650 mg of B12,
- 220 mg of niacin,
- 700 mcg of folic acid,
- 35 mg of beta-carotene,
- 2000 mg of vitamin C,
- 4400 of calcium, and
- 2200 mg of magnesium.
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