My sister was cured of MS with a new treatment instigated a few years ago. If your symptoms are not too severe, they will be reduced completely. If they are severe, they will at least be reduced. She was using a walker, almost in a wheelchair and in her 50’s, but after the treatment she now walks on her own. That is, it reduced her about 20-30%. She was actually beyond who they normally take, as she had had it for decades and was in late stages, but she got her life back.
I see MS pretty much like I see polio now. It’s a curable disease.
A friend of my wife’s who had been dealing with MS for a long time and had given up on the meds and treatments read that Vitamin D3 in very large doses - 1500 mcg a day - might help. He tried it and a month later has shed almost all the disabilities that came with the MS.
FWIW, Mrs. LS diagnosed around 1995 with MS, took an interferon for about 7-8 years. It made her horribly sick every weekend when she had to inject. Finally, she just quit cold turkey.
No progression of the disease since then. Every once in a while, especially with very high humidity, she has an “episode,” but these so far haven’t been permanent. Given the loss of living time she had while sick from the interferon, she hasn’t regretted giving up the med.
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