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Cheerful

Joined: 14-Aug-2007
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Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 03:36 am Post topic: MS Patients Find Dietary Treatment More Effective Than Pharmaceutical Regimens
MS sufferers, who have found little benefit from drug treatments, are finding success in a diet that targets five food triggers. Sugar and saturated fats also contribute to the disease process. By identifying and eliminating food sensitivities, along with other simple dietary changes, the MS Recovery Diet can halt and reverse symptoms for those afflicted with MS, according to Medical News Today. The diet is based on stopping the activation of the immune cells by not eating those foods which trigger the disease process. The five usual triggers-wheat and grains containing gluten, dairy, eggs, legumes and yeast-are key to healing. Saturated fats and sugars are postulated to also play a role in breaching the blood-brain barrier. As each person identifies and refines the diet to fit his or her unique disease profile, recovery begins. Healing is then aided by eating foods that help to repair and rebuild.
Tags: MS , multiple-sclerosis , treatment

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RavenCares

Joined: 25-Jul-2007
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Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 05:11 am Post topic: MS Patients Find Dietary Treatment More Effective Than Pharmaceutical Regimens
Thanks, Cheerful, for the great information! That is really encouraging about MS patients getting better thru nutrition and diet. I'm going to send this bit of info to a family member who has multiple sclerosis. Thanks for sharing it! -- Raven

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Sissy

Joined: 18-Jul-2007
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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 08:55 pm Post topic: MS Patients Find Dietary Treatment More Effective Than Pharmaceutical Regimens
Great info! This is what this site is all about sharing info with others and thoughtful words! Sissy

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