Patient with Sporadic Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)​

Pre-Intervention Clinical Presentation:​

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2. Generalized fasciculations ("muscle twitching")
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4. Right-hand muscle atrophy with decreased muscle strength, manifesting as:
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6. Inability to adduct the little finger (abduction障碍)
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8. Weakened thumb opposition strength
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10. Shoulder and lower limb muscle soreness after prolonged sitting/walking
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12. Poor peripheral circulation in cold environments, presenting with cold extremities and muscle cramps

Post Nutritional Decoction Intervention (3-Year Outcomes):​

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2. Disease Stability:​ No significant progression
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4. Biomarker Improvement:​
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6. Neurofilament light chain (NfL): Sustained decline (52.6% cumulative reduction)
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8. ALSFRS-R score:Zero decline for two consecutive years
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10. Symptom Resolution:​
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12. Fasciculations eliminated
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14. Enhanced peripheral temperature perception
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16. Restored little finger adduction and improved thumb strength
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18. Complete relief of shoulder/leg pain
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20. Functional Recovery:​ Capable of running and other physical exercises, with overall physiological functions maintained at favorable levels