With some of the more unusual MS Symptoms, you need to look to the autonomic nervous system to find a plausible explanation.
The autonomic nervous system manages our body’s automatic functions, such as the beating of our hearts and the digestion of food. However, when this system fails to function properly, it can cause a number of health problems.
Buddhism is one of the oldest and most popular religions in the world. It is based on teachings by Siddhartha Gautama, or Buddha.
Buddhism teaches that there is no single path to salvation and that each person must find their own way to Enlightenment. There are many different schools of Buddhism, each with its own practices and beliefs.
The phrase Brain Atrophy does, and should, strike fear into the heart of every multiple sclerosis patient because it refers to brain collapse.
But the neurological abnormalities do not stop there. The first sign of damage to the cerebellum can be difficulty walking and tasks requiring fine motor skill.
Many people rtely on prescription medications to treat a wide number of condition but, this is often a poor choice of treatment.
Millions of people take medical drugs every day to treat a variety of health problems. While precribed medications can be effective in treating certain health problems, they can also be addictive, dangerous and lead to other health problems.
The Autonomic Nervous System is responsible for our non conscious life functions and is comprised of the sympathetic and parasympathetic
Our nervous system is both the controller and the reporter of all that goes on in our bodies. But, our autonomic nervous system is not quite so visible.
The Palaeolithic Diet also known a the caveman diet is a dietary regime purported to be benificial for multiple sclerosis and other chronic illnesses.
The palaeolithic diet is the basis for the renowned Wahls Protocol devised by Dr Terry Wahls in response to her own MS diagnosis.
It is important that you understand the importance of the right blood type diet if you wish to enjoy optimal health from the food you eat.
The correct human diet has evolved over the years as the environment we live in has changed over the years.
We all know we cannot cure MS but, we can do a lot to mitigate the worst of the symptoms. We need to learn to love our mitochondria.
Did I start this article with the intention of titling it “MS is NOT a disease!”. But I rescinded this notion after checking the dictionary definition of the word Disease. So can we cure MS is a better topic for discussion?
This post began on brain fog, but the onset of cognitive impairement required a closer look at brain atrophy in multiple sclerosis.
If my brain was working better, I would know where to start. But, brain shrinkage does limit your logical thinking ability.
Sometimes a passing thought really strikes a chord. The documentary “Fixing Dad” did for me with their “Nutrition Fitness Mind” byline.
When you are an MS Warrior, you need to be able to call on all forces in your fight with an autoimmune disease like Multiple Sclerosis