Posts tagged “Motor Neurone Disease (MND)”

Dr. Richard Bedlack and his team at Duke have verified more than sixty people who defied the odds and regained function after an ALS diagnosis.

I thought red light therapy was nonsense. Then I learned the science, tried it, and found a small but real change I couldn’t ignore.

A raw exploration of how IGF-1, IGFBP7, and a bodybuilding supplement might intersect in ALS biology.

The latest StackDat updates make it easier to see what’s working, track symptoms over time, and explore how everything connects.

Exploring how stigma, politics, and slow science have hidden a plant with real potential to reduce pain, calm anxiety, and improve quality of life for people with MND.

That is what I wish I had been given: not a plan for dying, but a plan for living.

One of the reasons I even looked to a big diet change is because, leading up to my diagnosis, my gut was a mess.

There are a handful of things I can point to and say, without hesitation, this made a difference.

ALS is not one disease. It is a conspiracy.

There’s no miracle pill for ALS, but a handful of supplements and off-label drugs show small, messy signs of hope.

“Have you heard of ALS?” That was the question my neurologist asked me eleven months ago.