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Another interesting study.
http://news.usc.edu/101187/diet-that...osis-symptoms/
http://news.usc.edu/101187/diet-that...osis-symptoms/
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I just completed my first three day fast, the only difference I have noticed so far is food tastes REALLY good after three days without! -
More perspective on the diet from Bart's MS. It's complicated, especially with EAE (the mouse model of MS).
http://multiple-sclerosis-research.b...is+Research%29Dave Bexfield
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Weighing in on diet...
This is a great article, and I highly recommend reading it. I have had MS for 23 years and have been able to manage my disease through diet & lifestyle. I also have a PhD in nutrition and research the impact of diet on MS.Originally posted by mvargas View Post
What is very interesting is the most effective diets for MS have a few things in common. The first is the limitation on processed foods. The second is the emphasis on diets promoting a lean body... usually through calorie restriction. The third is an increase in vegetable consumption.
Wishing everyone health!
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Ruth, with your background, do you see any negative impact of maintaining the 3 day fasting, 4 day eating cycle permanently? I always tend to go 'more is better', not always true.
Thanks for your view,
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Three months after I did the fast I have begun to notice small changes. I have been able to shuffle along without crutches or a cane for a short distance, up to 70 feet so far, I haven't been able to do this since April of 2014. Not sure if this is related to the fast, but I am pretty excited about any improvement for however long it may last.Comment
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The improvements that I have been observing have mostly gone away. I had managed to "walk" up to 160 feet but now I am back to not being able to go 5 feet. Hope I can get some of that ability back. It was great while it lasted.
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