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PostPosted: Fri Mar 17, 2006 4:09 pm 
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I'm interested in comparing a number of published regimens to see how they compare and contrast and then study the differences. Meaning, I'm looking for ones that are "publicly out there" and have had a good bit of public scrutiny. I've identified 3 so far:

The one in the Allen Bowling book
The best bet one the Direct-ms website
The one in the Judy Graham book

I'm not interested in ones that are developed by anyone hauking supplements for obvious reasons. I'm looking for regimens that have been uniquely designed with MS in mind by folks who are in a credible positon to know what they are recommending and why. Please reply if you can link me to others. Thanks, napay

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Well, one having a good deal of public scrutiny at the moment is the one used by both Stratton and Sriram (a clinical microbiologist and a neurologist respectively) at Vanderbilt University and by David Wheldon (another clinical microbiologist) in the UK. A good overview may be seen here:

http://www.davidwheldon.co.uk/ms-treatment.html

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