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raineealexis posted an update in the group Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Network
Discovery opens new opportunities to slow or reverse multiple sclerosis — ScienceDailyNerve cells stripped of their insulation can no longer carry vital information, leading to the numbness, weakness and vision problems often associated with multiple sclerosis. A new study shows an overlooked source may be able to replace that lost insulation and provide a new way to treat diseases like MS. -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Network
Work, Home & Leisure : National Multiple Sclerosis SocietyEngage in activities that promote a sense of purpose and accomplishment at home, at work or in the community.-
Thank you Carlson! I hope you had a great Thanksgiving and I appreciate all that you do on WeHeal! These are important messages for MS patients!
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CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Network
Spiritual Well-Being : National Multiple Sclerosis SocietyFinding and building on the values and beliefs that provide meaning and purpose in our lives. -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Network
Emotional Well-Being : National Multiple Sclerosis SocietyEnhancing resilience, managing stress and strengthening your coping skills. -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Network
Diet, Exercise & Healthy Behaviors : National Multiple Sclerosis SocietyCombining a balanced diet, physical activity and other healthy behaviors with comprehensive MS healthcare promotes overall wellness. -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Network
Two Reports from Basic Research Offer Possible Clues for Understanding MS : National Multiple Sclerosis SocietyThe latest about MS treatments, related legislation, updates on the Society, and people living with MS. -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Network
New clues to the origin and progression of multiple sclerosis : study, Health News, ET HealthWorld2.5 million people around the world live with MS, with approximately 18,000 people in Sweden, and about 1,000 new cases annually. -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Network
Blocking Protein Called SARM1 Seen to Protect Nerve Cells from Damage Linked to MSRead about data from Disarm Therapeutics reporting that blocking the SARM1 protein prevented damage to axons, and may be a way of treating diseases like MS. -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Network
MS Study Finds Enzyme Produced by Gut Bacteria Linked to T-cell Attacks on MyelinRead more about an MS study reporting a new mechanism linking an enzyme in gut bacteria, GDP-L-fucose synthase, with immune cell attacks on brain tissue. -
CarlsonTeke2 posted an update in the group Multiple Sclerosis Advocate Network
Israeli Researchers Provide Hope For Multiple Sclerosis SufferersMultiple sclerosis (MS) is a very cruel neurological disease, usually first appearing during the third, fourth or fifth decade of life – the prime of life – and totally unpredictable. The insulating cover – called myelin – of the axons of nerve cells that carry electrical impulses in the brain and spinal cord is attacked…
