By Colleen Meheen
Our bodies are designed to overcome disease, sickness and imbalance all by themselves. The key is that we must supply our bodies with the proper nutrition and fuel to work at its peak, as it was intended to do! If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis or any [...]
By Gary P Owen
Since the disease was first “discovered by Professor Jean-Martin Charcot in 1868 doctors and scientist have been searching for the cure for MS. Called multiple sclerosis because of the numerous scars and lesions that the disease leaves on the myelin sheath, it has been subjected to many different treatments over the last [...]
By Gary P Owen
The idea of finding a natural cure for multiple sclerosis seems to be gaining popularity as more people recognize the fact that the drugs being used to control the disease are only offering temporary relief while the disease continues to progress. Most doctors and scientists say that since they still do not [...]
By Gary P Owen
One thing about multiple sclerosis other that the fact that the medical community has currently been unable to cure it is that they are always looking at new drugs for MS. The last several years in medicine have shown some promise in the creation of new drugs or the use of drugs [...]
By Mervyn Phillips
Can a deficiency of Vitamin D both in the womb and after birth increase the risk of MS?
A recent study by scientists at Oxford and British Columbia Universities has shown that the risk of developing multiple sclerosis could be linked to vitamin D levels and a variation in a specific gene.
Worldwide there are [...]
By Mike Selvon
Multiple sclerosis is a disease that attacks the brain and spinal cord and can lead to damage in the central nervous system. MS can cause loss of balance, impaired speech, extreme fatigue, double vision and paralysis, and is usually diagnosed between the ages of 15 and 40.
One of the myths about MS is [...]
By Terry Wahls
Micronutrients are critical for brain health. Unfortunately the average western diet is deficient in most vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids and amino acids which have recommended daily allowances. The reason for this is the reliance on cheap sources of calories in grains which have most often had the germ and husk of the [...]
By Robert Rister
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a condition of period inflammation at various places along of the white fatty sheath covering the nerves of the brain and spinal cord. Made of a material called myelin, this sheath normally insulates the nerve fibers, allowing electrical impulses to move without “static” between the brain, spinal cord, and [...]