Re: Link about doctor --Supplements Question

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I was looking at her supplement page. Does anyone know why the

followig supplements in particular would be good for MS? What does

each do? Thanks,

l-carnitine, Taurine, and Resveratrol

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> She is a real MD, my husband used to work with her in Iowa. I am

happy to hear that she is apparently doing so well. I cannot wait to

tell him that she is doing better, he will be so happy too.

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> I wrote to Terry Wahls and asked her what equipment she is using:

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> is her response. Also below is the link to her story again, for

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> who haven't taken a look. It's quite miraculous-- from secondary

> progressive and in a wheelchair to walking unaided and riding a

bicycle

> 18 miles. I also checked to see if she is a real MD, and it appears

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> Her response about the equipment:

> you could work with a physical therapist who has expertise in

> neuromuscular electrical stimulation (usually athletes)

electrotherapy

> device which I use is EMPI 300

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[Guest guest]

-Hi ,

Dr. Wahl's supplement usage is mitochondria centered-- mitochonidria

are at the centers of cells and are responsible for energy production

in the body. My biology major background is finally proving useful:)

Carnitine is responsible for transporting fatty acids in your body to

the centers of the cells (mitochondria) which promotes energy in the

body.

Taurine is a metabolic transmiter and has a detoxifying effect and is

very important for the brain which would help MS and is in align with

Dr. Wahl's recovery at the metabolic level.

Revisterol is found in red wine and had been used for heart health and

it helps provide energy to the muscles.

Best,

-- In mscured , " trekkie323 " wrote:

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> I was looking at her supplement page. Does anyone know why the

> followig supplements in particular would be good for MS? What does

> each do? Thanks,

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