Eric Is Winning

This is a must-have book for anyone who has been diagnosed with ALS.Read it immediately!

From the point of view of being diagnosed with only a poor prognosis to expect, and no help from conventional medicine, this book is so helpful for someone who wants to live, and how to learn new ways, like alternative approaches, and dealing with new concepts, and learning how to explore new helps and hindrances to progress, like other peoples' expectations of impending demise to toxins to food quality, etc. A wonderful journey, and helpful in many ways to others facing serious illness. I'm so glad he wrote it. I loved learning with him, and look, he's way past the five year life expectancy limit!

Eric is amazing. My DH was just dx with ALS. We have both read his book from cover to cover. He brings up many good points. Since we are just starting down this path, I can't say for sure what items will help us. However, we did adopt a mostly raw vegan diet. We are already seeing many improvements from that. We have also started on a supplement list very similar to Erics. DH is also set up to get his amalgams out and replaced. Eric is not the only PALS to recommend that as a help. In our book it can't hurt. We expect to beat this just as Eric has done.

This book is wonderful. He discusses his regimen in detail. He has done a great amount of research and it seems to be working for him. He also discusses how we need to be involved in our health and medical decisions and not rely only on what the doctors say. He is very accurate that doctors want to treat the symptom not the problem. Due to his extensive reasearch and PMA (positive mental attitude) he has been able to reverse his ALS. His recommendations take disipline and structure to maintain a successful outcome to any disease. I strongly recommend this book.

Eric Edney is an inspiration for the many thousands afflicted with ALS. Eric's determination to conquer a disease that the medical establishment walks away from is a document of the power of the human body and mind to heal itself without the use of harmful medications, which often merely suppress symptoms. I first learned of "Eric is Winning" from one of my ALS patients and I now have recommended his book to any patient who has an "incurable disease." A true practitioner doesn't give up on their patients, but helps guide them towards reasonable solutions, which may restore or preserve function and certainly provide a sense of hope. I applaud Eric for his courage and fortitude to combat an illness that his medical doctors walked away from and condemned him to death. Dr. Glenn Gero, Holistic Naturopathic Center