Viral response problem in ALS - holistic whole body approach

This study, Mount Sinai Researchers establish link between ALS and the body's response to viral infection, is showing a faulty response to a viral infection which they say:

Findings from this new research study indicate that specific genetic alterations make senataxin less capable of moderating the inflammatory response to particular pathogens, which can lead to persistent inflammation and disease progression.

This is fitting with my theory of the disease, which is that it is a pathogen that sets it off.

So, a holistic whole body approach would need to include a diet that does the following:

Heals mitochondria

Detoxifies the liver

Contains foods with anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties

Reduces inflammation

At the same time, excitotoxins need to be removed from the diet. When the brain is injured it is 100 times more sensitive to excitotoxins, so it is especially important to remove excitotoxins.  Foods with excitotoxins include:

• Glutamic Acid
• MSG
• Anything glutmate (Monopotassium glutamate, magnesium diglutamate, etc)
• Hydrolyzed anything, (Hydrolyzed vegetable protein, hydrolyzed soy protein, etc)
• Vegetable protein
• Textured protein
• Plant protein
• Autolyzed anything (Autolyzed plant protein, autolyzed yeast extract, etc)
• Yeast extract
• Malt extract
• Soy Sauce Extract
• Yeast nutrient
• Caseinate
• Carrageenan
• Aspartame
• Sodium Cyclamate
• Nutrasweet
• Broth
• Stock

Exceptionally high excitotoxin foods are:

• gravies, salad dressings (especially diet)
• soups (Campbell's is the worst)
• diet foods and drinks
• liquid amino acid preparations 

Foods with anti-bacterial properties can be found here.  Foods with anti-viral properties can be found here.  Finally, anti-inflammatory foods can be found here.

Then there are supplements to help.