Nutritional Support System Shows Great Promise for People With Cerebral Palsy

Did you know that there was a study done in 2020 showing that when Spirulina and other nutritional supplements were added to the diets of people with CP that they showed tremendous improvement and that some even walked again? Unfortunately the sample size was very small and there doesn't appear to have been any follow up within the mainstream medical community. Why is that? Why do studies that show so much promise with nutritional and natural protocols languish and stay hidden from the public? We must change that! People have a right to know and to demand better!

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Published research on natural healing, translated into clear language for patients, families, and caregivers. Review the original sources and bring what you learn into conversations with your own medical team.

Educational information drawn from published research. It is not medical advice — talk with your own clinician about your care.