The Phil Parker Lightning Process® and Multiple Sclerosis
'MS is the most common neurological condition among young adults in the UK, affecting approximately 100,000 people' NHS Direct
'...The interim (MS) data shows that the LP provided benefit to all participants' POC study 2011
Welcome to this site, I do hope these pages will answer some of your questions about Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and the Lightning Process (LP).
To understand the physiology of MS and the LP go to our ‘How does it work’ page.
Rather excitingly we have seen a number of people with all the different types of MS (Relapsing Remitting, Primary and Secondary Progressive) reporting impressive results when using the LP.
RESEARCH UPDATE
Interim report on a research project with the Multiple Sclerosis Resource Centre (MSRC) and LP.
Abstract: This Proof of Concept (POC) study was designed to consider the validity of the Lightning Process as an approach to provide benefit, or not, to those with MS...The interim data shows that the LP provided benefit to all participants and there have been no incidents of negative effects. The data suggests that it would be worth pursuing a full Randomised Controlled Trial
Comment from MSRC: This Proof of Concept study, although being in a small number of subjects, produced some very encouraging and worthwhile results over a 6 month period following participation in the Lightning Process. They indicate that the Lightning Process provides measurable benefits to those with MS and suggest that a further larger randomised study would be beneficial to investigate the role the Lightning Process plays in the well-being and quality of life of MS patients. (MSRC September 2011)
Due to the nature of the training we cannot guarantee results as everyone is different, however we have received a considerable amount of positive feedback from clients with the varied symptoms that many people with MS can experience.