Introduces Dhata Harris, the founder and his story

Sets up the 4 risk factors that science agrees on for the cause of MS. Also gives some background on why I'm crazy enough to take M.S. head on and know that its days of being a disability are numbered just like when Pluto stopped being a planet.

This course addresses how I found the patterns and the framework I used to make sense of them.

This episode introduces the concept of Patient X and why they are important in advancing the field of medicine. I am patient X. If you're reading this right now to get answers that doctors can't give you... You are patient X too.

This course introduces the Central Nervous System as the foundation for our investigation of the facts.

This course introduces the Blood Brain Barrier (BBB) and its role in the development of M.S.

This course introduces the CNS-PNS border. This is where the magic happens in M.S.

Introduction to the Peripheral Nervous System

The Somatic Nervous System is where most of your voluntary movements are controlled.

Introduction to the Autonomic Nervous System. Giving you part of the secret sauce for MS. This is where the sympathetic response gets stuck in a loop and your body cannot exit fight or flight mode.

This episode talks about the hazards of getting stuck in fight or flight mode. We'll do a deeper dive in future episodes of the people at risk for that behavior. Fortunately, not everyone is at risk. For those who are, you'll want to stay tuned.

This course introduces the parasympathetic nervous system which largely goes dormant during multiple sclerosis as the sympathetic nervous system has taken over.

The enteric nervous system is part of the autonomic nervous system responsible for digestion.

This episode discusses one of the key entry points for h. pylori or other bacteria that possess molecular mimicry and methylation processes to enter the blood stream or worse through periodontal activity.