Nutrition and MS: What’s the deal with wheat?
The topic of nutrition is a perennial issue in Multiple Sclerosis. Of course, we all have to eat – and the idea that the things we consume on a daily basis have an impact on
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Communication and Knowledge – may there be a little more?
In medicine, and especially in clinical neurology, communication plays a very important, if not crucial role in the implementation of medical recommendations and the application of medicinal therapies. The communication of medical recommendations is often
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Does Milk Do It!? – New Study on the Influence of Milk Proteins on MS (1)
A recent study was published on the importance of milk proteins in the development of Multiple Sclerosis. I assume that the findings of this study could also be of interest to those affected by MS.
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High-Dose Biotin is a Dead End
The treatment options for progressive MS are limited – so interest was high when the study data on the use of high-dose biotin in progressive MS was first presented at the American Neurology Congress in
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Can Food Cure MS …
If you consult the Internet, you almost get the impression that it must be so. Here, miraculous cures for chronic diseases are sometimes presented and hopes are nurtured. Various providers advertise with special – mostly
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Multiple Sclerosis – What else can I do …
This is a question that patients often ask. They understand that they need a specific MS medication, but often there is a desire to do something additional – on their own initiative and under their
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Saturated and Unsaturated Fatty Acids
In addition to the high salt content, the increased fat content (especially saturated fatty acids, ω-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids and trans fatty acids) is a characteristic of the western dietary style, the “western diet”. Fatty
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Nutrition and Multiple Sclerosis – A Few Basic Thoughts
There are few things that people actually have to do – eating and drinking are definitely among them. Nutrition with sufficient amounts of energy, vitamins and minerals is necessary for the maintenance of our life
Continue readingImpressions from the AAN Congress – Risk Factors (1)
This week, the annual meeting of the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) is taking place in Vancouver. For neurologists, this conference is one of the most important events of the year, as clinicians and scientists
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