ALSUntangled recommends avoiding the Stowe/Morales ALS Protocol
Original source
The Stowe/Morales ALS Protocol (opens in a new tab)ALSUntangled strongly recommends that people with ALS avoid the Stowe/Morales ALS Protocol. It says the protocol is extremely expensive and is based on an unsound rationale. The review describes its treatments as unclear, disproven, or potentially harmful, and says valid outcome measures are not being followed.【S1】
Why this matters
This is relevant to people with ALS considering the protocol, because the review advises against using it and raises concerns about cost, evidence, safety, and how outcomes are assessed. The source does not establish that the protocol benefits patients or changes ALS treatment.【S1】
Limitations and context
This assessment comes from one independent ALSUntangled expert review published in 2010, not a newly reported clinical trial. The source does not provide detailed study results, participant numbers, or evidence of treatment effectiveness. Its statements about the protocol should therefore be understood as the review’s assessment.【S1】