Beat MS Beyond

02/06/2026

I was diagnosed years ago with a condition labeled “incurable.”

I followed the medical path I was given — and it only made things worse.

When I stepped back and focused on foundational, natural changes, my health turned around.

Decades later, I’m still doing well without those medications.

Sometimes healing isn’t about doing more — it’s about getting out of the body’s way.

02/03/2026

I’m big on analogies, because they make things make sense.

You don’t change your oil and leave the dirty filter in place — that defeats the purpose.

When it comes to cleansing the body and its organs, it makes a huge difference — and I truly owe my ability to conquer MS to that understanding.

Your car is no different, and this video actually made me chuckle when the mechanic described using better gasoline as a kind of detox for your engine.

Better fuel means less buildup, better performance, and a longer life for your engine.

The body works the same way.
Fuel quality matters.
Clean filters matter.

This video explains it really well.

Why do two identical cars, driven the exact same way, have such different lifespans? One hits 300,000 miles easily, while the other is dead in the scrapyard ...

02/03/2026

Medicine has its place — but it was never meant to replace foundations.

When digestion, nourishment, and elimination are ignored, no intervention works the way it should.

Foundations first. Always.

01/31/2026

Simple foods work with the body, not against it.

Garlic doesn’t need a lab, a label, or a disclaimer — it’s been doing its job long before modern medicine complicated things.

When you support the basics, the body remembers what to do.

01/29/2026

Funny how often the basics get overlooked.

Years ago, my dog struggled with chronic issues. Vet visits, procedures—even a $2,000 surgery—didn’t help. I changed the food, and the improvement happened the same day.

Turns out the problem wasn’t the body. It was what was being fed.

Foundations matter. For pets and people.

01/24/2026

🦷 Teeth Update — One Month In

For clarity, my dental appointment is already scheduled for 3/10/26. This isn’t about avoiding dental care. It’s about what daily care can do before you ever sit in the chair.

After nearly a month, here’s what has changed:
• Zero pain
• No hot or cold sensitivity (even with ice)
• Food is no longer getting stuck in my gums
• Gums feel stronger and more stable

I brush several times a day using my Brush ’Em herbal formula, usually just the dried formula on a wet toothbrush, which I prefer.

One honest difference from commercial toothpaste: it’s not neat and tidy. The powder can get around the sink, and sometimes bits lodge between teeth. If I’m heading out, I’ll use a water pick or gently run the toothbrush up and down (not sideways) to remove anything visible. At night, I don’t worry about it — the formula sitting in saliva isn’t a bad thing.

Most nights I use a water pick with a small amount of cayenne tincture to support circulation in the gums. Once a week, I also do coconut oil swishing. I warm the coconut oil first, swish for a minute or two (they say up to 10 minutes, but I’m still a little impatient… maybe I’ll improve with age 😄), then spit it into a bag and toss it.

The inside of the broken tooth feels a little rough — almost like sandpaper. I’ve learned that this is dentin, the layer under enamel. Dentin isn’t smooth, and when enamel is compromised the body can lay down more as a protective response. For me, this has happened without pain or sensitivity, which feels consistent with strengthening, not breakdown.

I’m not regrowing a tooth, but the stability has improved, and I believe whatever dental work is needed will have a stronger surface to work with this time.

Side note: years ago I had a couple of molars removed because the pain was unbearable. Looking back, that makes me sad — because I believe if I had been doing this then, those teeth could have been saved. Much of that damage traces back to one thing over time: sugar.

I used commercial toothpaste for over 30 years. It was easy and felt fresh, but it never gave me this. After using this herbal formula consistently, I can’t imagine going back.

01/18/2026

Education before action.
Support before extremes.

01/17/2026

🦷 Dental Update — a few weeks in

We all have teeth — and at some point, most of us will have an issue. I’ve been honestly amazed by how helpful these simple steps have been, so I wanted to share an update.

I’m so amazed that my tooth is not in pain. That alone has given me confidence to slow down, observe, and support things intentionally.

For those who’ve asked what I’ve been doing, here’s what my routine looks like — nothing extreme, just consistent:

What I’ve been doing:
• Brushing with my Brush’em formula, focusing on supporting enamel, remineralization, and gum strength several times a day
• Using coconut oil (gently warmed) and swishing for a minute or two about once a week
• Water-picking nightly, adding a small amount of cayenne tincture to help stimulate circulation (tremendous helper to gum bleeders)
• Taking Complete Tissue, a formula traditionally known for supporting tissue repair and helping the body knit bone and connective tissue back together

What I’m noticing several weeks in:
• My gums are in much better condition
• I no longer feel the need to grab a toothpick after eating — food isn’t getting stuck like it used to daily
• That tells me inflammation has gone down and the teeth feel tighter
• The broken area of the tooth feels rougher, which to me suggests mineral activity rather than breakdown
• Overall, everything simply feels stronger and calmer
. Caught myself chewing on an ice cube, many years since that happened.

For additional context, when I first saw a dentist after the tooth broke, I was told I would need an implant for the broken tooth and that two other molars would likely need crowns. I’m not disputing that assessment — I just wasn’t in pain, which gave me time to pause, support my mouth intentionally, and seek a second opinion.

For now, I’m grateful for how much better everything feels. Until March 10 — I’ll share what I learn after my second opinion.

01/11/2026

01/10/2026

01/09/2026

My turning point with root-cause healing

My journey didn’t start with a diagnosis.
It started with a cold sore.

I healed it overnight using a herb, simple support — something I’d been told wasn’t possible. That moment cracked the door open.

And the truth is, I wasn’t searching for healing.
It came to me — quietly, like a gift.

From there came everything in between:
infections that resolved without antibiotics,
a severe dog bite that healed without complication,
including a dog that underwent invasive procedures that didn’t work — it was simply food.

And eventually came a diagnosis I was told I’d live with forever.

By then, I understood something fundamental:

The body doesn’t randomly break. It responds.

When I focused on root cause — cleansing, nourishment, circulation, and removing what didn’t belong — healing stopped being mysterious. It became logical.

What began with one cold sore unfolded into a life reclaimed, including conquering MS naturally.

Only after that did formal training enter my life.
My schooling — awarded through a scholarship because of my healing journey — helped me deepen and refine what experience had already taught me.

Today, I’m committed to helping people and animals heal by honoring the body’s intelligence.

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— Gina Brady
Master Herbalist | Gina’s Corner | Beat MS & Beyond