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6 years 1 month ago - 6 years 1 month ago #149 by Tracy Jacobson
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Hi Allison. I have multiple sclerosis. I cannot walk at all. I am not in pain. My left side doesn't work at all. I have no cognitive problems. I did use your recommendations a while ago but cannot remember which ones.

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6 years 1 month ago #150 by Alison Effting
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Hi Tracy

Thank you very much for your query. I'm so sorry that you are subject to this challenging condition. There is some information in my reply to this older post that may be useful to you regarding MS.

I think that in your case, you can focus on using the Rescue Synergy combination.

Silicea and Mag Phos seem most required from what you describe, so perhaps consider the Rescue Synergy an essential nervous system tonic and add these two to top up and hopefully ease the progression of your loss of motion. The other salts therein assist with cell renewal, nerve and muscle fibre building and so on. You could use 2 tabs of each of these three or more times a day, depending on how your body responds.

I think Kali Phos is always essential, even though there are no cognitive symptoms. It is a crucial sensory and autonomic nerve nutrient that assists Mag Phos in terms of the loss of movement you've experienced; along with any signs of fatigue that may present from time-to-time. This is in the Rescue Synergy, so please keep an eye out for minor signs of depletion such as these, and add it if and when necessary.

Best wishes
Alison

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6 years 4 weeks ago - 6 years 3 weeks ago #151 by Tracy Jacobson
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Since I have started taking Rescue synergy, I am urinating a lot more. Is this normal and will it stop after a while. Because I'm wheelchair bound, it is a major effort to go to the loo.

Tracy

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6 years 4 weeks ago - 6 years 3 weeks ago #152 by Alison Effting
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Rescue Synergy is not known to affect an increase in micturition and is unlikely to be the cause. It does contain the water balancing tissue salt, Nat Mur. If for any reason, there was too much fluid in the cells or intercellular fluid, I imagine it could facilitate the kidney function to release the excess, and it would only persist as long as that imbalance remains. The tissue salt that facilitates fluid elimination is Nat Sulph, and it is not part of the Rescue Synergy composition.

Factors that increase urination frequency can include dietary increased fluid intake - from water to juices, teas, caffeine drinks, alcohol or soups. On an emotional level, anxiety can play a role.

If it persists and none of these other factors is apparent as the cause, please make an appointment with your doctor to rule out any kind of co-incidental urinary tract infection, that has nothing to do with using tissue salts at all.
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