or are at risk for MS, be sure and pump up your vitamin D intake. Trust me, you don’t want MS…
I take 5,000 IU a day, and that is certainly not too much.
or are at risk for MS, be sure and pump up your vitamin D intake. Trust me, you don’t want MS…
I take 5,000 IU a day, and that is certainly not too much.
would sure be nice.
They backed down It never should have happened in the first place!
I’m glad they backed down. But that doesn’t change the fact that as a person with MS, I’m ashamed of them!
And they should be ashamed of themselves. They need to very publicly fire whoever is responsible for this! And maybe the CEO for running such a crap organization that would do this in the first place! It was SUCH a scaly thing to do!
That said, there have been a TON of “hopeful” treatments that have ultimately crapped out. So hopeful, yes.
But let’s just say that I’m not betting the farm just yet. A cure is always coming, it just never actually arrives…
My wife (the Mendelian Spousal Unit or MSU) says that we should take some of the breast cancer “awareness” money and put it into MS. We’re pretty much ALL well aware of breast cancer…
wrong, I’m happy for this limited progress. But of course, I am a bit impatient. The clock is ticking for me…
nice and all. But what about men? Don’t get me wrong–this is very good news. But only one of the two sexes can directly benefit from this.
interesting stuff. Could you eventually get a vaccine for MS?