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Interesting thought, I'm not sure what the differences are. Things that come to mind: - perhaps there's a difference in the total amount of cannabinoids that you're consuming - maybe THCA in itself does have beneficial effects, and wouldn't be present in CBD oil (I think) Guess I was just curious to...

Hi all, I came across ingesting (e.g. by juicing) raw cannabis a while ago, and I found it intriguing. As I understand it, by consuming it raw, THCA will not be converted to THC and therefore you won't have any psychoactive effects. In turn, this should allow you to easily take in much more of the c...

When my bladder problems started a few years ago, I also had long wait times, but I can't really recall how long that was. Things that helped me was a bit of physical activity involving my legs: a walk, some time on the exercise bike or a short run all seemed to work, especially the last one. I reme...

Very interesting talk, thanks for posting this!

Sounds very interesting, they've got my support!

Thank you very much for posting this information, dulceemira. I find it all very interesting! I came across some other interesting articles, not about really really high vitamin D doses, but still high. The first one is called "Effect of High-Dose Vitamin D3 Intake on Ambulation, Muscular Pain ...

Interesting. Do you perhaps have some links to these studies?

Thanks

Hi all, In case it hasn't been posted here somewhere: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23861280 , "High dose thiamine improves fatigue in multiple sclerosis". I can only read the abstract so it's a little vague on the definition of "high dose", but there's a similar article (ht...

These thoughts have been lurking in my mind as well. In particular if there isn't some type of bacteria or fungus/yeast that produces methanol. If that's the case, figuring out what organism exactly is causing this probably isn't straightforward...

I read the book and it is indeed a very intriguing theory. That being said, I've also tried the prescribed diet for over a year, with neither improvements nor stability as a result. If methanol is the main cause for MS, in my case there would have to be an additional source of it.

Yeah I left a few points out deliberately to see if you were paying attention :wink: But seriously, it's like I said: I don't test everything every time, and this of course creates graphs in which you think: "I wonder wat that point would have been". Anyway, thanks for all the input! Cheer...

Something like this? https://sites.google.com/site/brmnutrients/

It varies a bit what I get tested each time: white blood cells, cholesterol, vit d, magnesium, copper, zinc, calcium, thyroid stuff, and probably many other things that I'm forgetting. Is there something in particular you have in mind?

Strange stuff: the abstract seems to suggest that I'm actually a rather healthy person. I've been going through my blood results from the last few years (I tend to do a lot of them, say every two months or so), and often my uric acid levels were tested as well. I seem to be around 4.5mg/dL very ofte...

Hi all, On another forum I came across this article: "Propionyl-L-carnitine hydrochloride for treatment of mild to moderate colonic inflammatory bowel diseases", http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23049215 While the article itself is not about MS, I was wondering if someone has experience ...