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Oxygenating the MS Brain – Hyperbaric Therapy
I am not having a stroke; I have MS
A drooping mouth may be a symptom of stroke; but don’t jump to rash conclusions there may be a simple, benign explanation.
A stroke is serious and it may have a number of causes. But, not all symptoms have the same cause.
Living with Multiple Sclerosis – A Personal Lifestyle
Mobility Scooter – My promise of freedom
Mercury Poisoning from Amalgam Fillings: Hazard
Mercury is a heavy metal and is extremely toxic. Mercury is contained in amalgam tooth fillings and is linked with many health conditions.
Once mercury is ingested it is very difficult to be removed from the body.
Genetics, Multiple Sclerosis, and a family history
Is MS a hereditary condition? The consensus is that it is not but research continues to evaluate the role genetics might play.
My mother has MS therefore I was always susceptible, in my opinion, to developing the condition.
Demographics of Multiple Sclerosis a Global Picture
How is Multiple Sclerosis dispersed throughout the world? Does it affect one type of person more than another?
Women are affected more than men, almost twice as much. Although older patients developing the condition are more evenly balanced. Whites or Caucasians are twice as likely to suffer from MS as other races.
Is Vitamin D Deficiency linked to Multiple Sclerosis?
Vitamin D is produced in the skin when exposed to natural sunlight. Statistics show that MS is more prevalent in the Northern Hemisphere. Is there a link?
To make a good supply of vitamin D in the body only needs ten minutes of sunlight on the face, arms and hands three times a week.
