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Can a readily available supplement suppress inflammation in MS?

7/17/2024

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Study shows n-acetyl glucosamine (NAG) may help to inhibit disease
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Inflammation – it’s something we often talk about for its impact on the progression of many autoimmune diseases, including neuroimmune conditions like multiple sclerosis (MS). ​
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Is there a link between MS and increased incidence of migraine?

9/21/2023

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With numerous symptoms that challenge their lives every day, multiple sclerosis (MS) patients also appear to suffer almost twice as many migraine events as their healthy counterparts. According to a soon-to-be-published study, this represents nearly 24% of individuals with a MS diagnosis.

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MS and keto diets – more studies point to potential benefits.

8/9/2023

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We’ve previously written about research regarding low carbohydrate/high fat nutritional plans and the reduction of symptoms in patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS). 

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What does gut health have to do with MS?  Research shows it could be significant.

6/27/2023

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Our blog archives include many articles that point to the influence of diet on our health not only today, but what that could look like in the future. And now we’re seeing more evidence that the state of our gut and its microbiome could play a big role in the prognosis of autoimmune neurological disease including multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Can childhood trauma influence the development of MS?

6/7/2022

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We now know a lot about the impact of adverse childhood experiences on future mental health and physical health. People react differently to stressors of all types, and early life experiences can play a critical role in people’s physiologic “set-up” to cope with stress later in life. 

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The now-available PoNS device may improve gait issues in MS.

5/13/2022

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As recently reported, multiple sclerosis patients in the U.S. (age 22+) can with a prescription now obtain the portable neuromodulation stimulator (PoNS) device, which could improve walking ability in individuals with mild to moderate disease activity.1

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A low-carb, high-fat diet may improve symptoms in MS patients.

5/5/2022

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​Once again, there’s more clinical evidence that dietary interventions can positively impact the course of many autoimmune diseases, including multiple sclerosis (MS). 

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What do studies tell us about diet and managing MS?

4/1/2022

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We often write about – and emphasize in our own practice’s recommendations - the importance of maintaining a healthy diet and the impact on disease progression. Now, new studies point to how specific foods as well as nutritional approaches can make a difference in patient outcomes.

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Progression of MS without relapses.

3/20/2022

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In a recent study, researchers reported on their investigation that focused on “the relative contribution of relapses to disability worsening over the course of the disease, how early progression begins, and the extent to which multiple sclerosis therapies delay disability accumulation.” Disability accumulation refers to the degree of disability that occurs and builds up over the course of the disease.
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When should we consider de-escalating therapies in multiple sclerosis?

3/8/2022

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In treating patients with any neurological disease, it’s important to look at each case on an individual basis – what is helpful for one person may not be valuable in another, based on any number of variables. 

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