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Healing ALS

Communities and peer support · By Healing Advocates (nonprofit) (opens in a new tab)

A community and conference focused on holistic approaches to ALS, including diet, supplements and lifestyle protocols, with the goal of helping people slow, pause or reverse progression.

  • Free to try, paid to use fully
  • Sells related products
  • Community run
↗ Open Healing ALS on Healing Advocates (nonprofit)’s site (opens in a new tab)

A community and conference focused on holistic approaches to ALS, including diet, supplements and lifestyle protocols, with the goal of helping people slow, pause or reverse progression. It shares a programme of steps, a registry of members' self-reported protocols, talks from its conference, and a community of people trying these approaches. Conference recordings and some events are paid, and product links on the site earn affiliate income. ALSUntangled has reviewed several of the individual protocols it discusses; check any specific one there before trying it.

Who it is for
People with ALS/MND, Carers and family
Where it works
Anywhere
How you reach it
Website, In person
Worth knowing
No controlled evidence supports reversal. Do not stop or change prescribed treatment on the strength of a testimonial.
  • ALS ReversalsWorks alongside. The research programme that studies documented reversals.

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