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MARTIN GALLACHER said
am December 15 2011 @ 4:03 am
MY DOCTOR HAS PRESCRIBED ME ADCAL-D3 CHEWABLE LEMON TABLETS THAT I HAVE TO TAKE ONE TABLET TWICE A DAY
WHAT WOULD YOU SUGGEST ABOUT THEM DR CARTWRIGHT?
Patricia said
am December 15 2011 @ 6:20 am
thank you for your wonderful information and for keeping me upto date
Patricia McCarthy
Patricia said
am December 15 2011 @ 6:34 am
forget to say also I am taken fish oil and I find it helps great and maybe some other people could also find this good
WWILLIAM NRAIMAN said
am December 15 2011 @ 6:24 pm
How do I get to the member area to view the week 1 webinar?
WILLIAM RAIMAN said
am December 15 2011 @ 6:25 pm
just correcting my name from previous comment
Jane Cameron said
am December 15 2011 @ 6:44 pm
Would love to get the Vitamin D as have just had the blood test for it & am 50 which Dr. tells me is very low. So what do I do now as would love to do the coarse but money is a real issue at the moment.
Hoping to hear back from you soon, sincerely Janie Cameron
John Du Toit said
am December 16 2011 @ 7:56 am
Thanks for the informatio but what has REBIFcontribute to MS treatment.
WILLIAM S MAXFIELD,MD said
am December 16 2011 @ 9:07 am
HI: Interesting format and data. I ask agian for your comment on hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) for MS. My experience and that of Phillip James MD from England is that HBOT has worked well for MS, see IJNN 2005: 2(1):45-48. I agree with your suggestion of D3 for osteoporosis but I have used a more aggressive dose schedule for years of prescription 50,000 iu of D M/W/F plus Florical cap 1 daily. Now you can use the D3 5,000 iu 4/day rather tha the prescription D. With this program i have had patients go to normal bone density in 1 year. In reading bone density studies my experience is that with Fosamax et al a 15% increase in bone density at 3 years is considered good and now we know of the complications with longterm use of these meds. Let me know if ?s. wsm md
Sharon David said
am December 16 2011 @ 9:40 am
I was wondering what you thjoughjt is the bst ms med?
debbie said
am December 16 2011 @ 9:55 am
hi– my brother recently diagnosed with ms- believes has had it now 15 or so years– tried injections, avonex and copaxone— both horrible reactions- vomiting, chest pain, fevers chills sweats for days- and unable to sleep
he is doing the ms diet– any advice from anyone please– thank you so very much and may everyone stay as healthy as possible– sincerely debbie
Susan Olson said
am December 16 2011 @ 3:21 pm
2things
It seems that anything I try and I seem to be making progress, I seem to have a setback. Just resently I had to have major surgery for a perferate stomach and I healed well from that but know I am having more MS problems. Like more leg problems, more hand issues etc.
2 I would love to sign up for your classes, now and in January, but I don’t seem to be able to sign up on my computer. Is there anything else I can do?
Kristal said
am December 17 2011 @ 7:44 am
Good Morning the information is great!! I have one question what can you do to regain your balance
Susan Russo said
am December 17 2011 @ 9:28 am
Dear Debbie,
Hi. I’ve had MS since 1997, and was on Avonex for 10yrs; Copaxone for 1 WEEK,
Tysabri for 2yrs. I’m on Low dose naltrexone LDN 4.5 mg. Along with diet, that’s all I can do. Tell your brother I send my best wishes for his continued
recovery. Except for Tysabri, I had horrible reactions to all DMDs(disease modifying drugs. I recommend the book Up the Creek Without a Paddle to learn about LDN. Author Mary Anne Boyle Bradley. Good Luck. Stay Positive.