MacLeod, a Tory, said he wants Nova Scotia to become a leader in determining whether liberation therapy is an effective treatment against MS. His wife, Shirley, underwent the treatment in Mexico last year. "People ask me, how do I know it works? I tell them, I sleep with proof," "She has seen an increase in her energy, she has seen an increase in the quality of her life..." - facebook prikbord

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MacLeod, a Tory, said he wants Nova Scotia to become a leader in determining whether liberation therapy is an effective treatment against MS. His wife, Shirley, underwent the treatment in Mexico last year. "People ask me, how do I know it works? I tell them, I sleep with proof," "She has seen an increase in her energy, she has seen an increase in the quality of her life..."

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MacLeod, a Tory, said he wants Nova Scotia to become a leader in determining whether liberation therapy is an effective treatment against MS. His wife, Shirley, underwent the treatment in Mexico last year.

"People ask me, how do I know it works? I tell them, I sleep with proof,"
"She has seen an increase in her energy, she has seen an increase in the quality of her life..."

MLA wants N.S. to fund MS trials
thechronicleherald.ca
The pressure is on the NDP government to reconsider its decision not to pay for studies of a controversial and experimental treatment for Nova Scot