MS

Avoid Osteoporosis by Eating Prunes

A new study suggests daily prune consumption may reduce osteoporosis risk after menopause due to the phenomenal mineral content in prunes. An estimated 13.6 million people in the U.S. over the age of 50 will…

Listen in as I chat with MS counselor Matt Rowe about the T-cell response caused by certain foods (t-cell activation is thought to be the reason for the cause of brain lesions for patients with…

After adjusting results for age and gender, asthma was found to be almost three times more common in MS patients than in the general population according to a new study presented at the Americas Committee…

I’m always surprised at how many adults admit to drinking mainstream sodas on a regular basis, both diet and otherwise. At my talk about hidden inflammation last week, I mentioned the potential inflammatory role that…

The evidence is coming in that our diet makes a difference when it comes to MS and other autoimmune diseases. It’s so gratifying when the research catches up with my theories on Multiple Sclerosis and…