MON FILS, MOI ET LA DYSTROPHIE MUSCULAIRE - Ynna Clémentine

In this compelling book, Clementine, originally from France, shares her heart-wrenching yet inspiring journey as a mother of a 11-year old boy born with

muscular dystrophy. When faced with the devastating medical diagnosis of her son, still reeling from the shock, she embarks on a relentless quest to uncover the true cause of this debilitating condition.

Driven by an unwavering determination to enhance her son's quality of life, Clémentine travels to London, Oman, Cyprus, and Bali, seeking the expertise of renowned healers, physicians, and specialists. Armed with a master's degree in Acupressure, Ayurveda, Reflexology, and a

diploma in Phytotherapy, Clementine delves into the exploration of unique techniques derived from the latest advancements in Neuroscience, Quantum

Physics, Embryology, and Epigenetic, all of which she diligently applies to her son's treatment.

Today, her son can walk, jump, and run-a testament to the power of relentless determination and cutting-edge holistic therapies.

Today, she guides parents of children with muscular dystrophy in helping their offspring increase muscle strength and lead healthier, more

independent lives.

Within the pages of this book, readers will discover:

• The crucial mindset needed to navigate this challenging journey.

• The true cause of Muscular Dystrophy.

• Why the detoxification process is paramount for Muscular Dystrophy.

• A dietary regimen that can strengthen muscles.

• A comprehensive list of foods to avoid to reduce muscle deterioration and

fatigue.

• Neurological techniques used to bolster motor skills, immunity, and

posture.

• The benefits of bioresonance for enhancing the absorption of dietary

supplements.

• Real-life examples and success stories of children diagnosed with

Muscular Dystrophy.

• And much more...

Clementine's story serves as an inspiration to all those facing similar challenges and offers valuable insights into improving the lives of individuals

affected by Muscular Dystrophy