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I have suffered from MS for most of my life. There are different factors that caused it, but chemicals that I was exposed to while in the US military were the catalyst. After COVID it became much worse. MS is a disease of the spine. My body attacks my spinal cord. I was recently confounded when I regained some feeling in my feet and legs. Western medicine generally believes that regaining of abilities lost from MS damage should not be possible. My best guess is that it's a combination of different factors, including a cleaner diet, but the other major change has my practice of Bagua. I am guessing, I am a novice, that the combination of all the twisting and energy work involving the spine has contributed in a major way to the healing of my spine. I only get an MRI once a year to check on damage to my spine, but I will be interested to see if the healing I am feeling shows up on the test. I am now a life long Bagua practitioner.

Thanks,
Keith Sutherland

That's great mate!
I'd be very interested to hear if the tests show up anything.
Keep it up!

Wow, that's great to hear. Thank you for your service. While I don't have the challenge you do Keith, I had some very longstanding back and neck injuries that interrupted my sleep and caused me to miss work for probably 7-10 days a year. Not anymore - I just pulled my back working in the basement last week - I was 97% the next day and I attribute much of my speedy recovery these days to increased blood flow, tendon strength and pliability as a result of Bagua practice.

So I finally had another MRI done, at a very high resolution, and it actually showed the lesions on my spine healing. This is unheard of and my neurologist was baffled. She of course attributes this to my immunosuppressant, which has never actually healed these sores in the past, in any study. I attribute this minor miracle to my practice and diet change. The typical American diet is terrible for our GI system. I mainly attribute my Bagua practice, spine twisting etc., but I am hardly an expert on the subject and still very much a beginner in my practice. I would appreciate any and all feedback.