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Deborah Cusack EDS protocol

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  • December 26, 2017 at 2:25 pm #1142
    Terriann2
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    Dear Dr. Diana,
    I’m wondering what your thoughts are on the Deborah Cusack protocol? I just found out about this on Christmas Day thru the inspire EDS community. Her work is inspiring like yours – similar situation. She had all the associated problems of this disorder and so did all of her children. She became the ferocious mother bear that you became to help treat herself and her children. I admire you both so much. Paving the way to try and educate doctors and medical personnel all over the world while using yourself as guinea pigs to better the lives of your children. Hats off to you and her both. Talk about the love of a mother……..

    Do you have any thoughts as to how both of your protocols could work together, or instead of in some cases? I’m interested in what you think about the Aloe Vera distilled liquid? Or for that matter any of the supplements she uses.

    Thanks again for all you do for our community.

    Blessing
    Terriann

    December 27, 2017 at 4:45 pm #6223
    Dr. Diana
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    Hi Terriann, Where I struggle, is understanding that many folks have genetic disorders of connective tissue — unless we can change our genes, we can’t grow unaffected connective tissue. We can prevent damage, and repair damage (to some degree), but our genes dictate the type of connective tissue we have. Thus, supplements can’t make us grow different connective tissue. Does that make sense? It’s the same issue with stem-cells that come from our own body. The same genes result in the same connective tissue. 🙂

    December 27, 2017 at 5:12 pm #6224
    Terriann2
    Participant

    That does make sense Dr. Driscoll. From what I’ve read she does say that within 72hrs of stopping the supplements all of her issues come back. What a journey this has been for all of us. Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to the cause. Blessings to you and your family.

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