According to some literature that touches on MS, dumps at which waste materials containing heavy metal are disposed can be dangerous to those living or working in their vicinity. In the long-term, they can result in heavy metal poisoning. This, in turn, can trigger degenerative neurological processes that are similar to multiple sclerosis.

The question worth asking here is whether heavy metal poisoning simply mimics MS or is actually a trigger of multiple sclerosis in some people. Various factors have been identified as potential MS triggers in different people. It has also been established that much about the development of MS remains unknown to conventional medical science. So the idea that heavy metal poisoning might set into motion processes that result in the development and progression of MS might not be crazy. Various websites actually suggest that this is what happens, arguing that, when it comes to the epidemiology of …