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Mandy Crest

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posted 07/25/2008, comments (2)

Your Health is on the Line

You see the ads in magazines and you see them on late night television. If you surf the internet for “multiple sclerosis,” you are inundated with them. “What your doctor won't tell you... there IS a cure for MS... this supplement will get you out of that wheelchair!”The videos are there for all the world to see. The patient... Read more Chevron

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Mandy Crest

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posted 01/14/2008, comments (29)

The MS Cure Myth

Multiple sclerosis, with its relapsing/remitting nature, symptoms which are difficult to pinpoint and extreme variation from patient to patient, encourages misconceptions and myths. One particularly cruel myth is the MS “cure”. Well-intentioned people routinely litter my inbox with emails informing me of the reason I have MS and how... Read more Chevron

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My husband has MS & is doing great on LDN, diet & suppliments

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posted 12/29/2007, comments (3)

All symptoms gone after off lable use drug introduced.

My husband, Paul, started on LDN (low dose Naltraxone) back in November of 2004. Right away he lost his fatigue. Within the first week he no longer had bladder frequency and within the month he regained his balance and fine motor skills. He is now back to playing one to two sports a day. He surfs, plays basket ball, softball, soccer and... Read more Chevron

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posted 12/17/2007, comment (1)

Complementary and Alternative Medicine

Therapy for multiple sclerosis doesn't only mean medications made by pharmaceutical companies, but also physical and occupational therapy, cognitive and psychological therapy, meditation, yoga and other exercises and complementary and alternative medicines. Complementary and alternative medicine is actually a big group of... Read more Chevron

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