Primary Lateral Sclerosis
Mitchell was diagnosed in 2008 with Primary Lateral Sclerosis, a disease that causes weakness in the voluntary muscles, such as those used to control the legs, arms, and tongue. It is a type of motor neuron disease that causes muscle nerve cells to slowly break down, causing weakness. Balance and coordination over time also become an issue and patients can have injuries from falls, etc.
In late 2015, after obtaining our specific diagnostic testing, we put him on a specific diet and nutritional regimen, that was customized using the functional testing.
He was given a customized regimen of nutraceuticals, along with our proprietary products Triamino™ and TAFA400™. These products were used orally, and in a nebulizer. This was a 3-6-month plan to prep his body for the introduction of stem cells, and to enhance the stem cell procedure, as well as provide healing and a way to slow down the progression, and hopefully restore lost function, or even perhaps try to reverse it in some way.
Below is the promotional piece for Mitchell’s GoFundMe campaign.
Before & After
The image on the left was taken from the patient’s fund-raising video shot before the treatments began. The image in the middle was taken after two treatments. The video on the right, taken after three treatments, shows better balance and a smoother gait.