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by Yvette Davis
Not all immune system boosters are bad for people with Multiple Sclerosis. Take the medication Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN), for example. For many with MS, LDN is nothing short of a miracle drug. Naltrexone, in full streng...read more
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The Doctor Kavorkian of M.S. Understanding M.S. is overwhelming at times. OK, it's overwhelming pretty much all of the time. When I had cancer, I had a much easier time grasping the disease and its treatment options. I...read more
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Multiple Sclerosis is an autoimmune disease (or chronic challenge) of the central nervous system. That ought to tell you that the immune system is already hyped up and "psychotic", so why on earth would you want to boost i...read more
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