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Multiple Sclerosis and Food: Dietary Foes and Friends
The healthy fats featured in the Mediterranean diet have been found to reduce the risk of chronic disease, including neurodegenerative diseases such as MS.
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Recent study offers hope for new, targeted therapies
Recent research sheds light on a molecular link between B12 deficiency and multiple sclerosis, opening the door to the possibility of new ways to treat MS.
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Researchers Identify Potential Precursors to Multiple Sclerosis
Five symptoms may serve as helpful markers in early diagnosis of MS and other autoimmune diseases, especially among high-risk populations.
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Mono: A Hidden Culprit in Chronic Illness
Epstein-Barr disease stretches further than the infectious mononucleosis—with frequently overlooked influence on chronic diseases such as multiple sclerosis.
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Research: Certain COVID-19 Vaccines May Lead to Neuromyelitis Optica
An auto-immune disease of the central nervous system that has been considered rare in the past, is showing up in some post-vaccinated people.
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Multiple Sclerosis: A Debilitating Autoimmune Disorder With 8 Early Signs
Nearly 1 million people in the United States live with multiple sclerosis, a chronic autoimmune disease.
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Researchers Explore Whether Common Bacterium Is Triggering MS
A microbe found on pets, farm animals, and just about everywhere excretes 20 toxins, including one that targets the blood-brain barrier.
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Specific Gut-Friendly Yeast Alleviates MS Pain and Fatigue: Study
A small clinical trial shows big benefits for patients with multiple sclerosis who took Saccharomyces boulardii probiotic for four months.
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Micronutrients Help Protect Against Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Lou Gehrig’s Disease
Discover the nutrients vital for protecting your mind.
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Multiple Sclerosis and Food: Dietary Foes and Friends
The healthy fats featured in the Mediterranean diet have been found to reduce the risk of chronic disease, including neurodegenerative diseases such as MS.
|
Recent study offers hope for new, targeted therapies
Recent research sheds light on a molecular link between B12 deficiency and multiple sclerosis, opening the door to the possibility of new ways to treat MS.
|
Researchers Identify Potential Precursors to Multiple Sclerosis
Five symptoms may serve as helpful markers in early diagnosis of MS and other autoimmune diseases, especially among high-risk populations.
|
Mono: A Hidden Culprit in Chronic Illness
Epstein-Barr disease stretches further than the infectious mononucleosis—with frequently overlooked influence on chronic diseases such as multiple sclerosis.
|
Research: Certain COVID-19 Vaccines May Lead to Neuromyelitis Optica
An auto-immune disease of the central nervous system that has been considered rare in the past, is showing up in some post-vaccinated people.
|
Multiple Sclerosis: A Debilitating Autoimmune Disorder With 8 Early Signs
Nearly 1 million people in the United States live with multiple sclerosis, a chronic autoimmune disease.
|
Researchers Explore Whether Common Bacterium Is Triggering MS
A microbe found on pets, farm animals, and just about everywhere excretes 20 toxins, including one that targets the blood-brain barrier.
|
Specific Gut-Friendly Yeast Alleviates MS Pain and Fatigue: Study
A small clinical trial shows big benefits for patients with multiple sclerosis who took Saccharomyces boulardii probiotic for four months.
|
Micronutrients Help Protect Against Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Lou Gehrig’s Disease
Discover the nutrients vital for protecting your mind.
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