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Welcome. Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease of the central nervous system and in most cases results in progressive disability. MS can be a tragic disease, as it usually affects young adults in the prime of their lives, and may even occur in childhood. Most authorities suggest there is little that people can do for themselves apart from taking medication and waiting until they deteriorate. This approach is unhelpful, and can leave people feeling powerless and depressed.

Possibilities

Although there is no cure, the medical literature has considerable evidence that MS is a modern, lifestyle disease of developed countries like diabetes, heart disease and cancer, and that, as with these diseases, there are many lifestyle changes that modify its course. These therapies have been extensively researched and offer exciting possibilities for controlling the illness and preventing disability.

Aim

This website presents a summary of scientific information about multiple sclerosis, about the cause, incidence, genetics, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, prognosis, and the best medical research about each of the available therapies. These treatments include diet with emphasis on dietary fats, sunlight and vitamin D, meditation, exercise, supplements, the mind-body connection and medications (such as Betaferon, Avonex, Rebif, Copaxone, Tysabri, Novantrone, and steroids). Recommendations are provided for people with MS to use in aiming at recovery.

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You can join as a member and contribute to the members’ forum which now has a Moderator, sharing your experiences, recipes and tips. You can sign up for our newsletters, and receive email summaries of recent research, latest findings or breakthroughs.

Hope

For those just diagnosed with MS, there is every reason to hope for a long and healthy life. For those with disability, there is the real potential to slow or completely stop the progression of the illness.  For some, symptoms will improve. For many people, visiting this website is their first step in a journey to regaining their health, with the potential for genuine healing. Good luck on the journey.ko


-Professor George Jelinek MD


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