Unbroken Nerves
offers a comprehensive, research-driven exploration of ALS and related neurodegenerative conditions through the lens of integrated biology. It examines how stress across multiple systems, including the nervous, digestive, circulatory, and structural, may contribute to long-term neurological decline.
Drawing from clinical observations, published literature, and integrative health testing, screening, and protocols, the book maps the interconnections between energy metabolism, immune signaling, and physical resilience. It presents a model of neurological breakdown not as a single-cause event, but as a convergence of chronic patterns and introduces a practical framework for those seeking clarity, direction, and informed engagement with their condition.
Designed for patients, caregivers, and health professionals alike,
balances scientific rigor with accessibility. It encourages thoughtful collaboration, informed self-advocacy, and grounded decision-making in the face of complex challenges.