Time to Start a New Diet? It’s that time of year when there’s much talk and publicity about diet. Modifying – i.e., improving — one’s diet – ranks high on new year’s strategies. The popular Mediterranean diet, the closest to an anti-inflammatory diet, may receive the most attention. For those dealing with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), […]
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Why Earlier Detection of MS is Possible After much debate over the years about early treatment of multiple sclerosis, medical recommendations now strongly advocate for early intervention with drug therapy, known as Disease Modifying Therapy (DMT). Earlier detection of MS enables earlier intervention. Technological advancements have enabled earlier detection, and as a result, the diagnostic
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Trends in Autoimmune Diseases In our recent blog “The Prevalence of MS,” we explored the increased prevalence of multiple sclerosis worldwide and in the United States. MS is not the only autoimmune disease that has witnessed increases. The National Institutes of Health reported in April 2020 that autoimmunity appears to be rising in the United
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Did you know that you can help prevent progression of multiple sclerosis by being in the sun more? Your body produces Vitamin D when sunlight hits the skin. Sun exposure is the most important natural source of Vitamin D. (To a lesser extent, Vitamin D is found in foods.) The good news about Vitamin D:
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