Inclined Bed Therapy Helps People With Multiple Sclerosis CCSVI and Spinal Cord Injury

Could Sleeping on an Inclined Bed have a dramatic positive affect on our health? Is sleeping on a flat bed safe?
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Postural Therapy

Currently conducting a 3rd study for people with multiple sclerosis CCSVI
A new forum has been set up

Will all the answers to our many serious health problems be found in a pill or injection?

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This discovery was brought about by questioning how trees lift water to their leaves without any pump.

Answer: Evaporation from the leaves alters the density of the sap at the leaf. Gravity pulls the heavier sap down causing the more dilute sap at the roots to be pulled up. Denser sap is utilised in the trees ever increasing bulk and any sap reaching the roots is re-diluted by the water pulled in from the soil by the tension applied to the water molecules.

Now apply this to lung function: Breathing out becomes very important, exhaling also MUST alter the density of the fluids in the lungs and gravity MUST act on the density changes!

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Conditions this therapy has shown to be effective.

Circulation disorders,
Parkinsons disease PD,
Multiple sclerosis MS
Chronic Cerebro Spinal Venous Insufficiency CCSVI
Spinal cord injury SCI,
Cerebral palsy CP,
Varicose veins,
Chronic venous insufficiency
Leg ulcer,
Varicose veins,
Psoriatic arthritis
Psoriasis
Oedema or Edema (fluid retention)
Sclerosis of the liver,
Heart arrhythmias
Insomnia
Bed Wetting,
Nocturia or Nighttime Urine urgency / frequency
Restless leg syndrome
Visual impairment including supposedly irreversible optic nerve damage.
Blood pressure
Short term memory loss
Erectile dysfunction.

Video Info: On Monday the 17th April 2000
John Cann Walks after 11 years of paralysis using a simple non-invasive free therapy, discovered by Andrew K Fletcher, who has shown beyond any shadow of doubt that gravity plays a vital roll in the circulation of fluids and that posture in relation to the constant direction of gravity is of paramount importance when restoring function to all neurological and non-neurological damage.

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[Glysity]

When theory of CCSVI is true, than it is clear why this method is helping!

[InclinedTherapy]

@Glysity Might not be as clear cut as you think it is. IBT has a huge positive affect on a number of medical conditions that are unrelated to ms or ccsvi. Psoriasis being one of them, Parkinson's another. And we have more than one kind of circulation going on around the body. I agree that CCSVI developments are looking very much like they are linked to posture changes. We will have to wait for more research before determining the exact cause though.

[InclinedTherapy]

Check out the Inclined Bed Therapy threads on Thisisms CCSVI forum

More reports from people with multiple sclerosis using Inclined Bed Therapy IBT

Lady 4 years in wheelchair walks after 9 weeks avoiding sleeping flat.

[jcaceresa]

Hello, Andrew, thank you for your effort to make our lives better, and letting us know what We can achieve without the need of drugs. I will try this therapy myself. MS.

[InclinedTherapy]

You are more than welcome.

Please let us know how things are going from time to time.

Have you researched this on Thisisms forum?

[dgeramie1]

nice video

[AndrewKFletcher]

@kkkkkkatherine Hi Kate There are many practical applications for this discovery and Inclined Bed Therapy is an excellent start to help people understand how this simple density flow and return circulation applies to our own body by assisting the heart over night when the bed is tilted by around 5 degrees head end up. The fact that varicose veins respond the same as the simple experiment in relation to postural changes does indeed validate the model.

Andrew