Making dietary changes could improve symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Find out which foods to eat and avoid and which lifestyle changes can help.
There are many diets for multiple sclerosis (MS), Swank, Paleo, Wahls, and many more. So, how do you know which diet is best for MS?
If you want to follow a healthy MS diet correctly, there, are a few simple guidelines you can implement to ensure a trouble-free transition A healthy MS diet plan specifically adapted to look after the health of people with multiple sclerosis.
There are many diets for MS, so many that it is hard to know which one is best. Find out if there is a special diet for multiple sclerosis.
Eating a nutritious diet boosts overall health and helps with multiple sclerosis management. But knowing what not to eat also may play a significant role in your well-being.
After a suspected stroke and possible multiple sclerosis, there's no evidence of brain lesions for one ER nurse - thanks to an anti-inflammatory lifestyle.
There are many different types of fats. Some are ‘good’ for the immune system, others are neutral and some are ‘bad’. We need a balance of omega-3s and 6s, but many of us have too much omega-6 in our diet, which promotes inflammation. Here’s a useful list to help you figure out which is which.
Yvonne was a big junk food fan when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. This is how she changed her habit.
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Increases in omega-3 fatty acids may help to boost cognition in people with relapsing-remitting MS, a study suggests.
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The Swank diet is popular within the multiple sclerosis (MS) community, and could be a great option for white fish lovers. According to Roy L. Swank, MD, the creator, a diet very low in saturated fat can help manage the symptoms of MS. Here are seven delicious Swank-friendly recipes for you to try.
While diet cannot replace treatment, studies suggest that a balanced diet may help patients to better manage and control multiple sclerosis.
MS is caused by multi factors of chronic inflammation. The fastest way to reduce inflammation is by eating an anti-inflammatory diet.
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When you have multiple sclerosis (MS), what you eat matters. Learn what foods to avoid when you have MS to slow the progression.
People have used food as a way to manage MS since the 1950s. Here you will find which foods to eat and avoid for multiple sclerosis (MS).
Is poor circulation a symptom of multiple sclerosis or are the symptoms of MS caused by your possible circulatory problems. Moving the blood around our bodies is the responsibility of our circulatory system. At the centre of the circulatory system is the heart. Blood is pumped by the heart through a vast network of veins, arteries and capillaries.
Although certain diets are sometimes touted as solutions for multiple sclerosis, they often lack evidence to support their claims, one expert says.
While the research on diet and autoimmune diseases is ongoing, many people in the MS community believe diet does play a significant role in how they feel. Learn about the basics and potential benefits of four popular diets in the MS community: paleo, Wahls, Swank, and gluten-free.
Eating a nutritious diet boosts overall health and helps with multiple sclerosis management. But knowing what not to eat also may play a significant role in your well-being.
While diet cannot replace treatment, studies suggest that a balanced diet may help patients to better manage and control multiple sclerosis.
In RRMS or Relapse/Remitting MS An MS Relapse or flare is period of increased disease activity where existing symptoms worsen.
Eating a nutritious diet boosts overall health and helps with multiple sclerosis management. But knowing what not to eat also may play a significant role in your well-being.
A pro-inflammatory diet was linked to more relapses and lesions for MS patients in the years after their first disease attack, a study finds.
Increases in omega-3 fatty acids may help to boost cognition in people with relapsing-remitting MS, a study suggests.
Chronic inflammation isn’t as noticeable and it can go undetected in your body for years. Learn how eating an anti-inflammatory diet...
Here's a list of 200+ symptoms of multiple sclerosis including a free "Symptom Questionnaire" to track your progress.
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Learn which foods are healthy for MS.
Following a healthy diet can play a significant role in managing MS symptoms. Find out why gluten-free cooking is sweeping the MS community, and try one of these 6 easy gluten-free recipes.
Although diet can't cure MS, some research suggests that making dietary changes may help people with MS better manage their symptoms. Read on to learn more.
Learn how to use a healthy diet for multiple sclerosis treatment and management. Plus, a free PDF quick guide for diet strategies.
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A study in almost 200 MS patients found no link between attaining NEDA-3 status and eating dairy and gluten products across two years.
Eating a nutritious diet boosts overall health and helps with multiple sclerosis management. But knowing what not to eat also may play a significant role in your well-being.
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Don't wait for the research studies! A plant-based diet supplies the most nutrients for people with MS to stop the progression.
