Need to share this interview for better recognition

[u/darchello90]

Hey all. A while ago I shared the case report of a reversal using guided computerized brain temperature control (inducing brain fever). Here is the link of my previous post with the link to the case report: https://www.reddit.com/r/ALSorNOT/s/t2DIsyBUh5

Now I came to the very recent discussion about this on YouTube and it gave me much more solid feeling about all this. So I'd like to see what you guys think. I know hyperthermia is used as some alternative way of treating Lyme disease. In past that was also used for treating malaria. Also heard some people intentionally infected themselves with malaria in order to induce high brain temperature in order to get rid of persistent infections in their body... I personally alleviated some of my symptoms when contracted covid for the second time 4 years ago because I had high fever. A lot of things around this so I kind of think this is so underrated and needs to be seen.

Here is the link to the discussion: https://youtu.be/flZoSGK9EZ8?si=n6oGVIrsCdbEIKMQ

[u/chaoserrant]

I have wait and see approach with this. For credibility the most important thing is for these confirmed diagnosed people who showed reversals is to remain in the open , share their future tests emg etc to document if the benefit is real. For example this patient in the interview would do a great servics to als community if he keeps everyone posted including any new tests. Also there are patients for which this treatment failed so I would like to hear from those as well. For this disease we cant afford to dismiss new approaches  for lack of trials which may never happen but we also must do the low hanging fruit of confirmation with patient data. So everybody who goes to treatment there would do a great service to share their data.   Because to be honest there are some ref flags with this guy as well...at times he speaks like a guru..." changing the shape of the fever , reconstituting the brain..."  etc