Whether or not one should eventually stop a disease modifying therapy (DMT) at some point in their journey with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a complex and, at times, emotional decision. Often people face this decision after placing their hopes on DMTs for well over a decade. There is some data to help with these decisions and several larger studies underway to provide even better data. Here is what the data suggests so far:
Revere (Rip) Kinkel MD Professor of Clinical Neurosciences Director of the Multiple Sclerosis Program Clinical Neurosciences Director University of California San Diego
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STACEY BELLIS
8/19/2020 03:25:52 am
I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 1 month after I turned 50. My grandma is 96 and had it since she was in her 20s. I have been on WORLD HERBS CLINIC MS HERBAL FORMULA (w ww worldherbsclinic co m), the first TWO MONTHS was daily and now I am on 3 times a week. It has made a tremendous difference for me. The fatigue never gets to me again. When I do too much, I don’t feel weak anymore..
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Jacqueline Haller
6/24/2021 11:24:50 pm
After 20 years of MS treated from 2000 to 2006 with Rebif(efficient to that year) and then Avonex(not efficient to calm down my lesions' number increase) i found this website ww w. kykuyuhealthclinic. com just 3 months ago, and their current natural health tech to help curb/manage it. It has made a tremendous difference for me I had improved walking balance, muscle strength and improved vision, always thankful for nature that helps in managing these terrible diseases.
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Citizen
2/8/2022 10:45:20 am
I have MS. Found your website but it’s super hard to read. Please consider redesigning your site so people with vision problems can access your content, which seems better than a lot of what out there. Except I can’t see it. THanks. Specifically the light grey font on white background is terrible for users with ability issues.
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