In October 2010, I learned that two of my three children had Metachromatic Leukodystrophy (MLD), a fatal disease with no cure and a life expectancy of just five to six years, and I was forced to choose which child would receive a cord blood transplant—my daughter Alyssa underwent the procedure but sadly passed away on October 31, 2011.

Refusing to give up on my son Corbin after doctors offered no hope, I turned to prayer and alternative support, including guidance from Trevor's Love, a strict fresh-fruit diet, juiced liquids, and herbal remedies, which I believe have helped stabilize and improve his condition.

Although MLD typically strips children of all abilities, Corbin has regained skills doctors said would be permanently lost, and I continue to trust in God’s plan while fighting for his healing every single day.

Winter Troia Corbin’s Mom

My son had bowel problems for five years and we were told surgery was our last option. We had tried many medications and had been to at least five different doctors. Finally, we heard about Trevor's Love and decided why not try them, here we are two years later and my son is doing great he is a healthy, energenic, seven year old. He still continues to take the herbs as part of his daily routine, if we didn't try the herbs who knows how my son would be doing today. They are life changing and definatley worth trying.

Ashley Christman Remote Client

By the time Luke was three, his parents were concerned about his extreme behavior, though two therapists said he was “typical,” and one felt he didn’t show enough symptoms for an Asperger’s diagnosis. They tried play therapy and made major lifestyle changes, eliminating processed foods, dyes, and household chemicals, which seemed to help. Luke did well in kindergarten and early first grade, but later began struggling with impulsivity and attention issues. By second grade, his teacher suggested ADHD. Determined not to medicate him, his parents began researching alternative therapies.

In December 2011, they started Luke on an herbal detox program under Tamara’s guidance. The process was challenging, and he experienced periods of irritability, high fevers, and an ear infection, which they treated with herbal remedies. They were told these episodes were “healing crises.” During this time, a Christian therapist diagnosed Luke with ADHD. School remained difficult, but after six months on the herbs, his parents noticed significant improvements: he stopped repetitive arm-flapping, became more conversational, and interacted more positively with family members. Encouraged, they continued the regimen.

In October 2012, a specialist diagnosed Luke with Asperger’s syndrome, though his parents felt many previous symptoms had lessened. In early 2013, he experienced another severe illness with a high fever, which they again treated with herbs and considered part of his healing process. Following this, they reported continued behavioral improvements, describing him as calmer, kinder, and more thoughtful. A school nurse also commented on his noticeable progress. Grateful for the support they received, Luke’s parents believe he is steadily improving and remain hopeful about his future.

Kelly Ring Remote Client