Re: Anyone listen in to the Healthtalk on Thursday?

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Hi Sharon, Where did you listen to this about the LDN??? Always, Crystal Sharon Marsden wrote: I listened in by phone. It was interesting. They discussed the disease modifying drugs, LDN, heat and temperature effects on MS, vitamins/supplements and alternative

treatments. I thought it was very informative and it gave me some things to think about. They said MSers shouldn't take Vitamin E or other anti-oxidants because it revs up the immune system when we should not do anything to "rev" it up. They said we should take Omega 3 Fish Oil, Vitamin D and Calcium. If you didn't hear it or participate online you can see the transcript now or may still be able to listen to the replay. Sharon Sharon (MSersLife Group Owner/Creator) Kind words may be short... but their echoes are endless.... Mother Theresa My MS,TM & LDN Websitewww.crystalangel.orgIf you would like to be added to my Monthly MS,TM and LDN Newsletter then go to my Website and at the bottom of most of the pages you can Subscribe by Emailing me your First and Last Name and Email Address and I will send it to you the first of every month.

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First,

make sure it’s meno. Have

your blood sugar checked and a full-scale-check-for-everything fasting blood

test. Diabetes flashes ruled out, then see your gyno.

Next,

have an MRI for fibroid tumors and endometriosis. –

and thyroid

(physician that I am-ha!) just

speaking from experience.

~

doc cyd J

I know that my menopause heat has been

wrecking havoc with my MS. It not only keeps me at a higher temp, but has

caused these dips in my moods, and I find myself feeling depressed more often

now.

Does anyone who has gone thru meno know if things

get back to “normal” after you are done? I can’t imagine hot

flashes or depression episodes the rest of my life. Its hard enough combating

the depression from just being chronically ill without any added problems from

out of control hormones!

Smiles, Jackie J

From: MSersLife [mailto:MSersLife ]

On Behalf Of Sharon Marsden

Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2006 5:28 AM

To: MSersLife

Subject: Re: Anyone

listen in to the Healthtalk on Thursday?

The

part on temp was interesting. They said an increase in

temperature of 0.1 was enough to show visible symptoms in

MSers. They had done studies on eye movement in MSers and

just that small increase was enough to cause a change in eye

movement. Now they talked about any change in temp, including

running a fever. So, as Challis pointed out to me, when women say they

have more symptoms during 'that time of the month' --here's proof. I

am assuming that the hot flashes of menopause are the same. I am

experiencing those right now and man! do I

get overheated. A friend of mine says " I don't have hot

flashes--I have nuclear meltdowns " !

If any

of you haven't listened to the Healthtalk I would like to encourage you to

do so. It's very informative and isn't just about pushing folks into

taking a CRAB T drug. There's a lot of great info!

Sharon

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