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I'm on calcium restricted, otherwise the same diet I've been in for 30-40 years. Calcium restriction sucks, most of what I like eating has cheese in its name somewhere :laugh: I'll have to pull up my supplement list, off the top of my head there are several b, zinc, potassium. If I had more free mon...

Back again, feeling fatigued (normal) weak for quite a while now, which isn't. Thyroid tested again on the 15th of november after a week of 0 supplements and I'm still hyperthyroid at the reduced dosage. So I'm reducing again. My original dose was 2.5g per day, did that for years, now I'm on 2, star...

Round 1 is split into 2, 1/2 dose each time 2 at 6 months. Round 3 would be at 12 months, so 4 yaken at 18mo will take me through the 2nd year. My mris have been unremarkable since the beginning and have stayed that way regardless of medicated or not. I'm due for another but I'm not too concerned. N...

My neuro said to hold judgement until after at least a year. I'm up for round 4 next month.

No real changes from 1 to 2 to 3. I'm due for 4 now.

Me? 10 weeks, 85k. 1st folowup is tomorrow and expecting it to increase. On my phone now, i can do more later with a keyboard. *edit* Diagnosed RR but I've never really had relapses. I've had a couple episodes but nothing like I've read about which makes me fear I'm actually PP or SP. However I star...

Calcium is driving me nuts. I was on 20k for a few months before starting the protocol, calcium tested normal on my normal diet. Cheese and ice cream whenever i felt like it. Started the protocol, cut milk and cheese etc entirely and my calcium is high. Not l im not sure what else i can cut out of m...

Hypnosis is fun, I used to do with for gags with friends (willing friends, no creepy 70's sci fi stuff :) ) I have no doubt that I could put someone under and have them 'feel' less of an issue or ignore an issue just like I had my college room-mate answering his shoe every time the phone rang. I hav...

I've been hypo for a long time. I was 21 when my dr told me to keep an eye on the tsh as mine was high but not yet out of range. When I was around 25, dr finally said I was hypo and I've been on meds ever since. Not too long ago my new endo said he wanted to test me for hashi's and they did so short...

I've been on it for over a year. I'll be on my 3rd dozen in October. My Dr says there is nothing new in regards to the cancer risk and the number of people in the study that did get cancer was not out of the norm for the regular population. He says he has seen a good response with the patients he ha...

Go to https://tinyurl.com/jgqh2qt, that's their active site. I did it for about 2 years, haven't read up on it much since then.

That's the dumbest Web page I've seen in a long time. I thought quack medical devices were a thing of the past but I guess you can buy a "quantum pulse" generator in the here and now.

Did you actually read the article?

I think it depends on your definition of advertising. I don't think i have ever seen a tv ad for copaxone. I'm sure it was once advertised at least to Drs. I'm on ocrevus, asked the dr about it and he agreed to it. But i found it online, not direct advertising. Every company is a business and Not a ...

Not really. There is always a risk/reward assessment in meds. MS patients tend to accept a much higher risk level than some other diseases.