A link has been found between exposure to certain chemicals in the environment and motor neuron diseases, namely pesticides and a new report indicates formaldehyde.  Researchers from Harvard School of Public Health put out a list of the top 12 careers that cause a person to be at a higher risk of contracting ALS.  There is a laboratory, U.S. Biotek that tests how well we clear pesticides and solvents and other chemicals from our bodies that can help you identify whether that is an issue for you.  A urine heavy metals test would be worthwhile. It may be good to consider a detoxification program under the supervision of a qualified health care professional.

This article from What Doctors Don't Tell You gives some ideas on nutrition and toxicity issues around the disease. Worth a look! http://www.wddty.com/03363800373023716683/motor-neuron-disease-are-there-any-alternative-treatments.html

Dear writer

I am so sorry tolearn that you have the beginnings of motor neuron disease.  I do happen to know of a  doctor who was carrying out trials with the Scenar on a patient with motor neuron disease.  If you get  in touch with me, I will let you have further information. My own speciality is The Journey, a therapy pioneered by Brandon Bays and you could read about it on this website's library.

 With all good wishes

 Katharine