I know other anons will have better resources for alternative treatments, but wanted to leave a link here: https://brigancebrigade.org/

OJ Brigance was an NFL player who was diagnosed in 2007 with ALS. 18 years later he just celebrated his 56th birthday, and while he is wheelchair bound, he is still working for the Baltimore Ravens and doesn't appear to be slowing down. His organization is as much a resource for caregivers as it is for research funding, but maybe there is something there that could help your friend and his family. They are in my prayers.

Carnivore diet very healing. See Dr Shawn Baker, Dr Ken. Berry, No Carb Life has many videos over 1300 people each with their own unique problems healed with carnivore eating.

I took care of someone with ALS for years and learned quite a bit. It is heartbreaking, no question. Person I cared for did not believe it mattered what he consumed. Moust be no diet soft drinks, no refined sugar, and do the parasite protocol w iver and fenben, 5 days with both, repeat in 3 weeks then again. Take when full moon is occuring. (Paradites are most active) This is very very important because there are indications that ALS and MS are parasitic involvements. Is your friend vaxxed? If so they need the full protocol. Including blocking spike protein with the nicotine 7mg patch worn daily for awhile. Listen to Dr. Ardis.

How Peptides Might Work in ALS

-Inhibiting Toxic Protein Production: Some peptides are designed to block the cellular transport of mutant RNA and prevent the creation of toxic dipeptide repeat (DPR) proteins, which are a hallmark of ALS.

• Protecting Neurons: Certain peptides, like SS-31, act as antioxidants, shielding neuronal cells from damage and death caused by oxidative stress.
• Reducing Neuroinflammation: Some peptides have demonstrated anti-inflammatory properties, potentially slowing the progression of the disease by reducing the activation of glial cells (astrocytes and microglia).
• Promoting Neuronal Survival: Neurotrophic peptides, derived from proteins essential for brain development, are being investigated for their ability to promote the growth and survival of motor neurons.

Examples of Peptide Research in ALS

• DPR Inhibitors: A cell-permeable peptide has shown to prevent the production of toxic repeat proteins in cell and animal models, offering a therapeutic strategy for a common form of ALS.
• Antioxidant Peptides: The peptide SS-31 has been shown to protect neurons from cell death and improve motor performance in an ALS mouse model.
• Anti-inflammatory Peptides: A d-peptide (an all-d-enantiomeric peptide) has demonstrated the ability to reduce neuroinflammation and slow disease progression in a mouse model of ALS.

https://libertypeptides.com/ https://www.corepeptides.com/ https://paramountpeptides.com/

https://greatawakening.win/p/16ZqrdmOfQ/they-lied-about-ivmhcq-for-covid/

You could checkout the following:

https://augiesquest.org/als-resources/

I used to work for Augie Nieto, prior to his diagnosis.

You are a good friend.

I have been on a carnivore diet regimen heavily supplemented with salt, based on the guidance of this fellow, for about 18 months now. https://darkovelcek.wordpress.com/introduction/ He promotes the concept that all diseases are the product of toxins that have become embedded over time because 1) our bodies have been deprived of regular detox ingredients and 2) modern society and medicine do more harm than good in terms of giving us poisons and suppressing the body's normal detox procedures. I've found his advice to be excellent, and my health has improved greatly following his protocol, which is not difficult at all, after the first couple weeks. I haven't been sick at all since starting.

He has a post about ALS, but I'm afraid it's not very specific or detailed; mostly it just says to detox using his protocol (salted water and only meat- he doesn't sell supplements or anything, it's easy to do on your own). Here's the post: https://darkovelcek.wordpress.com/2025/09/02/amyotrophic-lateral-sclerosis-als/ But he hits the nail on the head as far as traditional doctors, who really have nothing in terms of a cure, like all chronic diseases.

I've found his blog and his book ("Owner's manual for the human body") to be very helpful, and while recovery can be a long road, for me it has been a pleasant one because it's easy and I have had many health improvements along the way. (I'm working towards curing my T1 diabetes. I can't say I'm cured yet, but my insulin requirement is less than half what it used to be, which is a good thing. And my skin is much better than before, and so are energy levels and general well-being).

Anyway, he is confident it can be cured completely, so it is worth taking a look. I hope it helps you and your friend.

https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/als-natural-treatment-supplements.html

I had a friend die of this, was horrible seeing him fade away. He was an avid 7'th day adventist and followed their advice on diet.