Reversing Multiple Sclerosis: 9 Effective Steps to Recover Your Health Paperback – April 1, 2001

Celeste has given humanity an incredible gift with the writing of this amazing book. This book is a wonderful, informative how-to, step-by-step plan for reversing Multiple Sclerosis. This she has done by her own painstaking research and knowledge as a Naturopath and Chiropractor and because she reversed this disease for HERSELF. If she weren't all the way across the country, I would rush to meet her and see her as a patient and give her a big hug. But even though I still plan to meet her someday, I am first following her program so when I feel better it will be that much more fun!Her book gives you the truth - with what worked for her own healing and provides clear concise instructions for optimum results. She makes it so easy to follow. But more than a how-to book, it's beautifully written. So I recommend it for MS sufferers, their families and anyone wishing to better understand autoimmune disease.The only warning I would have is that Celeste's method for reversing MS is not for the timid or those who are "not ready" to heal. It's for those who've had no success with the typically prescribed expensive orthodox allopathic methods and who want natural protocols to heal. And for those newly diagnosed; consider this a blessing. Also, for those who are too tired to pretend any longer; finally there is real potential to heal and no more band-aides.

I found this book to be an excellent story of a person's struggles with MS. I have takena few of the steps recommended. It will take time to assess but the publication gives uswith MS some hope. One of my friends has the book as well and found it very interesting.

A lot of valuable information for those that want to regain their health in safe, natural ways. Highly recommend.

The book is very helpful to anyone who has multiple sclerosis or for a caregiver. It offers many alternatives treatments not offered by your neurologist. Book is also written by someone who has multiple sclerosis who happens to be a naturopath doctor & Chiropractor too. It's a must get book for anyone with MS.

Chiropractor turned holistic/alternative medicine. Just what we like to read. Doctors switching over to the good side.

Honestly, I didn't get very far into this book before I began to realize that this woman was an imposter. She claims that she used many different methods (diet, yoga/exercise, and Bee Sting Therapy) to completely recover from MS......until you learn that she has only had MS for 5 years, and only the initial attack. Most of us who have MS can say that we recovered completely from our first attack, followed by a period of time (sometimes years) where we were free of the disease. Let's see if she can remain symptom-free for 10 or 15 or 20 years.

It was hard to relate to the author and stomach her ego. She seems to me to be very selfish and self-centered. Interestingly, I tried to find her on the internet - no such luck. Where is she now, 12 years after the book was written? Two of the doctors she raves about - Dr Jonathan Wright and Dr Bradley Weeks - have both recently lost their medical licenses within the state of Washington. I could not relate to her lifestyle - she mentions her chef and her "staff" at home on the ranch in Santa Barbara. Fortunately for her, she appears to have access to all the time and money in the world to seek various treatments and tests. BioCybernetics is another company she highly recommends but I could not find on the internet. I think the basic premise of the book might be worthwhile - to determine what your nutritional deficiencies are, assess your toxic load - basically stop doing what's hurting you, and start providing your body with what it needs to repair/recover in order to at least give your body a fighting chance to make a dent in your MS symptoms. But are her recommendations realistic? Well, they certainly are costly. There are many other books out there that provide better information and are presented in a much more palatable, reliable fashion. I couldn't finish this book because of all of her grandiose comments about herself. I can't have a whole lot of respect for someone who chose to leave her little daughter (grade school age) in New York with her ex-husband so that she could follow her rich boyfriend to Santa Barbara and live on his ranch, complete with chef and "staff" (including a driver). Really.

VERY informative. If you or a loved one has MS; this is a must read.