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Alan Osmond Says MS Improving with Treatment
Alan Osmond, the oldest of the singing Osmond brothers, is back doing just that:
singing, playing the piano and composing. For years he has been battling multiple
sclerosis, MS, but recently his physical deterioration has turned around.
Two and a half years ago, Alan Osmond could not lift his right arm and had such weakness
in his right leg, he was using a wheelchair. His multiple sclerosis had progressed.
He could no longer do what his family does.
In 1992 the Osmond brothers became a hit in Branson, but Alan stopped performing.
Now he's back. He credits his faith, his wife and a new natural injection treatment
called SF1019, or Immunosyn. Not yet FDA approved, he travelled to England to become
part of a clinical trial.
"Could not pick up a penny, couldn't hold my grandkids. And I said, (he looks up)
'Help.' Two and a half years or so of taking the product, I can honestly say I am
improving. I've still got MS, but MS doesn't have me," Alan said.
Suzanne Osmond says, "Anyone who has a compromised immune system, whether overactive
or underactive, it helps."
Even his Utah neurologist is impressed. "This hand couldn't even move, now I'm doin'
both hands. And he says, ' What are you doin'?' I said, 'I'm just dabbling.' He says,
'That is not placebo,' he said, ‘This stuff's workin'," Alan said.
Alan is not quite where his dancing sister is but is getting there. He says he's
still improving and will join his famous siblings in their 50th anniversary world
tour.
Alan Osmond say MS improving with treatement -Internet Page
Well! Well!
We know know that SF1019 could never of existed and all of this hype would appear
to of been directed at taking peoples money for something that did not exist?
How come? How can a person travel to England for a clinical trial of a drug that
did not exist?
