Bircher-Benner 1 Manual for patients with multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease and other neurodegenerative diseases - Dietary instructions for their prevention and healing, with recipes, detailed advice and treatment plan from a medical centre to state-of-the art healing

Manual for patients with multiple sclarosis, Parkinson's disease and otherneurodegenerative diseasesThis manual is based on the knowledge and decades of experience of a medical centre of state-of-the art healing, the globally renowned Bircher-Benner-Klinik, now called the Centre for Scientific natural medicine Bircher-Benner. This manual is a great help for patients in that it supports their active contribution to the healing andprevention of disease. It gives patients insight into the scientific basis and causes of their disease, and provides valuable instructions for dietetics, care and physical applications. The manual explains dietetics in a gradual manner - ready for simple, practical applications - and provides tasty, diverse, tried-and-tested diet recipes from the Bircher-Benner-Klinik. For the doctor, this book is a great time saver and a valuable aid in guiding patients.

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Table of ContentsPreface Introduction The structure of the central nervous system The cerebrum The thalamic nucleus The cerebellum The limbic system The hormone-producing glands of the brain The anterior lobe of the hypophysis (adenohypophysis) The posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis) The epiphysis and melatonin The nerve cell (neuron) The potential for action The synapses Messenger substances of the nervous system (neurotransmitters) The importance of the glial cells in the brain The spaces of the brain and the fluid in the brain and spinal cord The blood-brain barrier Transport through the blood-brain barrier The behaviour of the blood-brain barrier in substance transport intoand out of the brain The effect of alcohol consumption on the blood-brain barrier The effect of smoking on the blood-brain barrier The effect of electromagnetic radiation on the human brainand the blood-brain barrier The myelin marrow sheaths - a sensitive substance Demyelinating diseases Remyelination Gui llain-Barré syndrome (GBS) Diseases from storage of degenerative proteins The TAU proteins Amyloidosis The effect of nutrition on the central nervous system Two kinds of food energy The basic regulation system of the soft connective tissuein the central nervous system Oxidative stress at the centre of the causes of neurodegenerativediseases The influence of environmental stress from pollutants as the causeof neurodegenerative diseases The neurotoxic effect of mercury Organic tin compounds and neurodegeneration Chlorine and neurodegenerative diseases The neurotoxic effect of volatile organic hydrocarbons Insecticides and neurodegenerative diseases Wood protection agents and neuro degenerative diseases Neurotoxic medicines and neuro degeneration Legal and prohibited drugs and neurodegenerative diseases Cannabis Amphetamines LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide) Heroin, morphine, other opiates Nicotine Alcohol Caffeine Regarding the phenomenon of primary and secondary effectsand the dange r of polypragmasia from medication The combined effect of harmful neurotoxic substances Vitamins, trace elements and neurodegenerative disease The various types of neurodegenerative diseases Systematic overview of neuro degenerative diseases Multiple sclerosis Causes of multiple sclerosis Genetics The infection hypothesis Vitamin D and MS Mercury exposure and multiple sclerosis Scientific basics for nutritional therapy in multiple sclerosis Progresses of multiple sclerosis The symptoms of multiple sclerosis Diagnosis of multiple sclerosis Medical treatment of multiple sclerosis Order therapy for multiple sclerosis Supporting measures for nursing of the patient, water applications Hydrotherapy for MS patients Emptying the intestine On the general lifestyle with multiple sclerosis Parkinson's disease The causes of Parkinson's disease Nutrition and Parkinson's disease The symptoms of Parkinson's disease The mental effects of Parkinson's syndrome Ensuring diagnosis of Parkinson's dise ase Atypical Parkinson's syndrome The treatment of Parkinson's disease Comprehensive treatment for Parkinson's disease Dietary treatment of neurodegenerative diseases Lab control recommendations for the attending physician during the diet Practical application of the raw food therapy Menus Menus for various raw food regimes Daily menu The Recipes Juices Bircher muesli Fruit and fresh grain dishes Chilled soups Milk types Raw vegetables and salads Salad dressings Suggestions for dressings to go with the salads and raw vegetables Cooked food Recipes for cooked food Vegetables Salads of cooked vegetables Potato dishes Cereal dishes Sauces Sandwiches Recipes Index Notes Index