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You may have seen an article from ACTRIMS (Americas Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis) with the headline Vitamin D...
Please read this for the latest advice by a team of leading U.K. neurologists.
Because people with pre-existing conditions are widely perceived to be more at risk from coronavirus, we have had many questions from...
Dr Jonathan White explains the results of a new study that might help reduce fatigue in people with MS.
Tysabri is a disease-modifying drug currently given by intravenous infusion every 4 weeks and is commonly...
New research into the eating habits of nearly 7,000 people with MS has shown evidence for diet being a factor in...
Researchers have found definite evidence of remyelination after taking Clemastine, and the improvement persisted when the drug was stopped.
The evidence that meditating on our health can improve our health is mounting and it may be time to mainstream it in our health system.
A paper from the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews suggests that people with MS should replace saturated fat with flaxseed oil.
A core part of the OMS Program, exercise for those with MS is recommended as vigorously as it can be conducted, for a minimum 20-30 minutes...
Cognitive issues, colloquially known as ‘Brain Fog’, are a common complaint of people with MS, with an estimated 70% of people progressing...
Cambridge University has made a connection between MS and Vitamin D. identifying an important protein that is activated by Vitamin D.
Scientists now say that it is possible (with a diet so high in fat that it causes obesity) to alter the immune cells in our brain to such an...
In this study, the US researchers have shown that vitamin D3, the form that we have recommended to be taken in pill form, which is not the...
Does inflammation cause MS? A new study published online in Nature Neuroscience has suggested that this could be the case.
Well-known health writer Dr Sarah Brewer has written an article on the Overcoming Multiple Sclerosis diet and recovery program.
In the light of just published research from bioethicists and physicians in the US, Professor George Jelinek he has now added his voice to...
Professor of Immunobiology Dr Bert t’Hart has proposed that regular consumption of red meat by humans explains why we get MS and other non...
We have been extolling the virtues of a plant-based wholefood diet for people with MS here at OMS for many years. And now the World Health...
This article highlights further evidence which supports the crucial role played by dietary fatty acids in autoimmunity for people with MS.
There are so many clues in the medical literature suggesting that a break in the tight barrier around the brain, the blood-brain-barrier...
A study suggests further avenues are available for the research of treatment of chronic pain with multiple sclerosis, diabetes and cancer.
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