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Nontraditional Treatments
Nearly 60% of patients try some form of nontraditional remedies. Research on any benefits is slim and there may be some danger with many remedies commonly used by patients. The following are a few alternative remedies sometimes used for MS.
Relaxation and Meditation Techniques. Generally harmless, and possibly helpful, nontraditional therapies for MS are relaxation and meditation techniques and Eastern martial art exercises. Such techniques include biofeed...
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